S T March

Prophecy S T March

Welcome to Elswence, the Otherworld of Faery, where magic and hedonism abound, and the fair-elves of Tylwyth Tewyn have enjoyed an idyllic existence for millennia ... Now an official adult, Nolly is dismayed to learn that he has a rival for Dennet's affections in Arnica, the clan's burgeoning Dreamweaver. When Nolly decides that adulthood is not nearly as much fun as he expected, he disregards an Otherworldly truism and unwisely haggles with a Hag in order to revisit adolescence. Alas, the spell is inadvertently passed on to someone else, with rip-roaring consequences for everyone. Despite his sorrow at losing Arnica to Dennet, Potkin rejoices in the return of his sibling, Alyn. Loria, Arnica's feisty twin sister, is devastated when her terrible secret is finally revealed. She sees a chance to redeem herself in Baudkin's eyes by introducing him to Newid, the pretty hanner-annwfn, or half-breed girl, as indicated in the Prophecy, whose charms Loria longs to discover. Return to Elswence and cross the threshold of a picturesque world, where willow trees wander, owls talk, and summer faeries zoom hither and thither like sentient bumblebees. Make a rendezvous with Alyn, Clan Tewyn's gallant, transgender teller of tales, or Sycele, sexy, shapely mother of two. Have a go with good Halkin, or stop in at the realm of Plant daear glas and play dress-up with Melys, Briod, and Caryl in true Otherworldly style, where a good time is had by all.