The Hungry Moon

The Hungry Moon by Ramsey Campbell is a first edition published by Century in 1987, featuring 293 pages in English. This work presents a narrative where a group of Druids in Northern England incites an evangelical crusade, awakening their moon god from his cave. The story unfolds as this ancient deity rises to confront a modern missile base, leading to a clash between the mystical and the contemporary.
Readers will find a blend of literature and fiction with elements of science fiction and fantasy woven throughout the plot. The themes explore the intersection of ancient beliefs and modern technology, as the Druids’ actions set off a series of events that threaten humanity. This edition invites exploration of the consequences of invoking ancient powers in a modern world, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in contemporary speculative fiction.
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A band of Druids in Northern England provoke an evangelical crusade that rouses the Druids’ moon god to rise from his cave toward a modern missile base to wreak havoc on the human race
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