Pagan

Pagan invites readers into a captivating realm where myth and modernity intertwine. At the heart of the collection is E.W. Farnsworth’s novella, The Wiglaf Tales, which explores the intricacies of legacy and heroism through a narrative rich with imagination. Farnsworth weaves a tale that resonates with both ancient echoes and fresh perspectives, allowing for a deeper understanding of personal and communal identity.

In addition to the central novella, the anthology boasts a remarkable array of fourteen short stories penned by a diverse group of authors. Each story unveils unique narratives that delve into themes of spirituality, transformation, and the human experience. From whimsical adventures to poignant reflections, the stories reveal how pagans navigate their worlds, highlighting the blend of tradition and contemporary issues.

As readers turn the pages, they will discover a tapestry of voices and styles, each contributing to the overarching theme of connection—to the earth, to each other, and to the unseen forces that shape existence. The collection is not only a celebration of pagan lore but also a thoughtful exploration of what it means to find one’s place within an ever-changing universe.