Maggie and the Selkie - Ewings, Heather
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'How did you find me? Where did you come from?' 'You called me,' he said. 'I called you?' Maggie frowned. 'How?' 'You cried seven tears into the sea.' Grieving the loss of her husband in a boating accident, Maggie inadvertently summons a selkie man who offers comfort the only way he knows how. Nine months later a baby is born, but though Maggie loves him with every inch of her being, his existence isn't enough to drag her from the depths of despair. All Maggie wants is to shed the grief weighing her down. Can she return her son to his father and join the selkies herself? Or will her sorrow send them both over the edge?…mehr

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'How did you find me? Where did you come from?' 'You called me,' he said. 'I called you?' Maggie frowned. 'How?' 'You cried seven tears into the sea.' Grieving the loss of her husband in a boating accident, Maggie inadvertently summons a selkie man who offers comfort the only way he knows how. Nine months later a baby is born, but though Maggie loves him with every inch of her being, his existence isn't enough to drag her from the depths of despair. All Maggie wants is to shed the grief weighing her down. Can she return her son to his father and join the selkies herself? Or will her sorrow send them both over the edge?
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Heather Ewings is an Australian author of speculative fiction, with a MA in History and an urge to save the world by looking and what knowledge we've lost/forgotten/ignored from the past. Her debut novella 'What the Tide Brings' was first printed for inclusion in The People's Library Project in Sep 2018, and then published in the midst of lockdown in 2020. In 2022 she received an Honorable Mention in the Stillhouse Press Novella Competition for 'Fixing Kendra'.Heather lives among gum trees and wattles, where she balances her time home schooling her youngest child, making beeswax candles, and attempting to grow some veggies among the weeds.