The Seal of Yueh Lao

[ecosophia]

I'm delighted to report that the final novel set in the quirky, tentacle-infested fictive cosmos of The Weird of Hali is now in print in both paper and ebook formats, and ready to slither its squamous, rugose way into your imagination. The Seal of Yueh Lao is another plunge into the Cthulhu mythos seen from the other side, set two years before the last volume of The Weird of Hali. You can order a copy here.  Here's the back cover blurb: 

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A Legacy From The Eldritch Past...

 

Asenath Merrill, sixteen years old, spends her summers studying witchcraft in the village of Chorazin and her nights traveling the uncanny kingdoms of the Dreamlands. It's all perfectly ordinary if you happen to belong to one of the secretive cults that worship the Great Old Ones, your mother comes from Innsmouth and has tentacles for legs, and your grandmother is the Black Goat of the Woods herself.  When Asenath encounters a mysterious girl in the stone circle atop Elk Hill, however, her prosaic existence begins to stretch and blur into patterns she must struggle to master.

 

A century before, a family tragedy in the little Massachusetts town of Dunwich spun out of control and nearly plunged the world into chaos. Four centuries before that, armed men came to the Norse settlements on Greenland and slaughtered every person they could find, leaving a legacy that still troubles the family of Asenath's closest friend.  A secret from the ancient world connects those events with the girl named Cassie, and Asenath will need all her courage and her fledgling powers as a witch in training to unravel the mystery -- and open the way to her own unguessed destiny...

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So the Haliverse is finally all in print. What a long strange trip it's been!  The publisher will have some other special deals on books in the series to announce shortly -- and I've got a new novel under way...

Comments

another good one

[jpc2]

A fine read. Glad to see Molly. Wonder how she and the band took things?

About where on the Greenland coast was Tornarssulkalik Inlet?
If I did some digging I could find some 8mm movies of Thule. Including an air drop of 55gal barrels of fuel from a C-119. My father was stationed in St Johns and/or Gander, Newfoundland back in the late 50's

Re: another good one

[ecosophia]

I figure Molly probably took it in stride. The other members of the band may have been a bit more freaked out -- well, other than Ben, who would probably greet the sudden appearance of Great Cthulhu himself with not much more than a raised eyebrow.

Tornarssukalik Inlet is on the east coast of Greenland more or less due northwest of Iceland, somewhere on the great empty sweep of coast between Tasiilaq and Ittoqqortoormiit.