Ebook {Epub PDF} The Herald of Autumn by J.M. Guillen

The Herald of Autumn. A Dark Fairy Tale of Horror and Urban Fantasy. By: JM Guillen. Narrated by: Rhett Kennedy. Length: 3 hrs and 53 mins. Unabridged Audiobook. Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Fairy Tales, Folk Tales Myths. out of 5 stars. (11 ratings).  · The Herald of Autumn is a stanza of the 'Paean of Sundered Dreams' by JM Guillen, it is the first of it's kind from Guillen and promises much more in the rich and full world that it creates. Guillen crafts his writing with an amazing, poetic care that not only makes the world palpable but paints in marvelous fashion the concepts behind it: stones that have never known flight, singing in joy as they're flung from a sling; the power of a true name; and the titular Herald of Autumn himself/5.

I picked up On the Matter of the Red Hand immediately (and I do mean immediately) after loving another novella by J.M. Guillen called The Herald of Autumn. I was not disappointed. The novella, written in first person, is narrated by Thom, a detective known as a judicar. Guided by an alchemical serum that gives prophetic visions and waking. The Herald of Autumn; A Dark Fairy Tale of Horror and Urban Fantasy By: JM Guillen Narrated by: Rhett Kennedy Length: 3 hrs and 53 mins Unabridged Overall out of 5 stars 11 Performance out of 5. Published from its offices at Fullarton Drive, Glasgow and printed in Scotland by Newsquest (Herald Times) a division of Newsquest Media Group Ltd, registered in England Wales with number.

Readers are introduced to Tommy Maple, the Herald of Autumn and a wanderer of the fey folk of myth. Fans of Emma Bull and of Neil Gaimen’s American Gods will delight in the Herald’s antics and adventures in the first half of this novella as he engages with the tricks and snares of his fellow supernatural beings. The Herald of Autumn is a stanza of the 'Paean of Sundered Dreams' by JM Guillen, it is the first of it's kind from Guillen and promises much more in the rich and full world that it creates. I'm drawn to tales of old-world faeries (the kind of creatures that will steal 2 decades of your life with longing, or strip the flesh from your bones if offended), and The Herald of Autumn doesn't disappoint. Guillen crafts his writing with an amazing, poetic care that not only makes the world palpable but paints in marvelous fashion the concepts behind it: stones that have never known flight, singing in joy as they're flung from a sling; the power of a true name; and the titular Herald of.