Why would a school want a storyteller? Why, nine years later, is there a need for a reunion?
Mark Lind picks up a newspaper in a library, triggering a chain of events that leads to age-old struggles being fought out in schoolrooms and forests, relationships and values, quests and castles.
Some claim that King Arthur is long dead, but older writers say that he sleeps, and if his land is in peril, he will return.
If something once existed, it stays existing. These are dangerous times and there are people who might be willing to join the battle.
On both sides.
Mark Lind picks up a newspaper in a library, triggering a chain of events that leads to age-old struggles being fought out in schoolrooms and forests, relationships and values, quests and castles.
Some claim that King Arthur is long dead, but older writers say that he sleeps, and if his land is in peril, he will return.
If something once existed, it stays existing. These are dangerous times and there are people who might be willing to join the battle.
On both sides.
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