Hero Bio25 A monk in Normandy

A monk in Normandy

Tales include: • Atahensic Lands on Earth (Iroquois Native American) • The Weaver Girl and the Herdsman (Chinese) • The Buried Moon (German) • Tama-rereti Goes Fishing (Maori) • Sol and Skoll (Norse) • The Feathered Serpent and the Moon Rabbit (Aztec) • The Little Girl with a Big Voice (South African) • Aglaonike Catches the Moon (Greek) • Evening Star and Orphan Star (Caddo Native American) • Hina and the Shark (Tongan) • How Fisher Brought the Sun to Earth (Ojibwa Native American) • How Thoth Won the Moon (Egyptian) • Lindu and the Northern Lights (Estonian) • The Man Who Made the Sun (Diné Native American) • The Seven Sisters and the Bear (Kiowa Native American) Presented in a beautiful hardback edition with gold cover accents and stunning endpaper designs

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Hero Bio25 A monk in NormandyHero is a love story for our times: a novel that exposes the precious things women give up in order to be loved, and in order to be free. 'Pulls no punches A fearless interrogation of female desire' Observer 'The truest representation of the headiness and power of female longing I've ever read' Kirsty Capes, author of Girls and Careless 'Thrilling and dynamic' Andrew McMillan, author of Pity and Playtime 'Fierce and thrillingly subversive' Financial