Peggy and the Fairy Knolls

Peggy and the Fairy Knolls is a spellbinding work of magical realism set within the Hebridean landscape, weaving folklore, language and memory into a coming of age narrative. Rooted in Scottish Gaelic tradition, the novel follows Peggy as she navigates a world where the boundaries between the ordinary and the otherworldly are porous, and where ancestral stories shape present realities. He blends grounded emotional storytelling with mythic elements, creating a work that honours cultural heritage while questioning the pressures of assimilation. The result is a richly atmospheric novel that lingers long after reading. Readers in Scottish and Irish markets will connect with Hebridean folklore, cultural resilience and resistance to assimilation. It appeals to fans of Scottish heritage, magical realism and literary fiction, plus diaspora readers, older fantasy audiences and cultural fiction readers too.

Pagina's: 224, Paperback, Luath Press Ltd