Hortishland
Hortishland by Margaret Lloyd is a First Edition published by Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Incorporated in 2001, featuring 233 pages in English. This book presents a mythopoeic exploration of an alternate world that conveys a spiritual message relevant to our own. The narrative begins when the narrator encounters Larso, an emissary from Hortishland, who reveals the significance of her role as “One Who Cares” in chronicling the struggles of the Hortish people as they endeavor to save Earth from destruction.
Readers will find a mystical adventure that follows the journey of Darsa and Gerran, along with their family, as they navigate the challenges posed by celestial beings and magical creatures. The story delves into their transformative experiences, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming heritage and fulfilling a critical mission. With themes of fiction, sagas, and science fiction woven throughout, Hortishland invites readers to engage with a narrative that intertwines personal growth with a broader quest for the future of our world.
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A mythopoeic foray into an alternate world that holds a spiritual message for ours. Somewhere between New York State and Connecticut lies a crack between our world and a parallel human reality known as Hortishland. This charming mystical adventure tale begins when the narrator meets Larso, an emissary from Hortishland. Larso reveals that the Hortish people call her Phtef, which means “One Who Cares,” and have selected her to write their story. The result is Hortishland, a chronicle of how the Hortish people have been struggling to fulfill their urgent mission: to save the Earth from destruction. The story describes the travails and triumphs of Darsa and Gerran and their family. Under the tutelage of celestial beings, magical beasts, and a mythic burden from their own deep past, the family must fulfill a difficult task and undergo the transformative inner experience that will enable all of Hortishland to reclaim its heritage and fulfill its purpose of saving Earth. If they fail, the future of our world will remain in jeopardy.
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