
The Hollow Land - William Morris
In a world where ancient songs speak of heroes and hidden realms, a weary narrator recalls a place called the Hollow Land—an elusive sanctuary of roses, cool waves and whispering breezes that haunts his memory. He tells of his lineage in the House of the Lilies, of a lost love glimpsed there, and of the restless longing that drives him to search for this forgotten haven.
The peace of his family is shattered when Lady Swanhilda, a fierce widow, humiliates Florian's brother Amald during a royal procession, sparking a bitter feud between the Lilies and the house of Red Harald. Fueled by shame and a promise of vengeance, Florian is drawn into a dangerous game of swords and secret alliances, his fate intertwined with a mysterious figure named Arnald who appears in a midnight dream.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (76K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2005-05-31
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1834–1896
Best known for the patterns and poems that helped define the Arts and Crafts movement, this Victorian writer brought the same love of beauty and workmanship to everything he touched. His stories, verse, and visionary prose still feel lively because they were tied to big ideas about art, labor, and everyday life.
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