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Dedwadoñt

Thomas R. ClarkSeries: Splatterfolk
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Nightswan Press

About

"A riveting and brutal sequel to Bella's Boys" - The Voracious Gnome ReviewsDEDWADOÑT, Eat with us in the tongue of the People of the Hills... The myths and folklore of the Haudenosaunee people are as deep and rich as the soil of the land they live on. Some say their gods still watch over the People of the Longhouse. They are not wrong. Along the shores of Lake Ontario, an ancient entity indeed protects Her herd. With the lake snows comes her hunger and a desire to cull. To the Irish immigrants she is called the Cailleach, the hag who comes with the long winter. The Norse knew her to be Loki's wife, Angrboða, the mother of monsters. The people of the Seneca and Onondaga tribes call her Honyarekowa, the Great Serpent of the Genesee river... She is all of these...

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  • SeriesSplatterfolk

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