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    Grenwind
    Grenwind
    Grenwind
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    Grenwind

    By Adam Willhouse

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    Grenwind is a collection of short poems, stories, and an extensive epic pertaining to a fantasy realm dominated by nature. The majority of content is connected through the overarching theme of nature and human expression told through a unique poetic style. The Knight of May, a servant to the cause of Nature and the Faerie-kind, is lost in a magical realm as his home suffers an invasion. The Miser, a previous enemy of the May, summons an eternal winter to keep fair Grenwind subjugated. Only with his return, and the return of spring, may balance be restored to the fair country
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateMay 4, 2016
    ISBN9781514490365
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