There's something very wrong in Thurstrop Wood.
Mark Warner never noticed it before. He's there to get away from his life, his ailing mother. Out of his head. Not to think about anything.
Birds sing in the wood. But their rhythms seem wrong somehow. Insects crawl and nest, but not where you'd expect them to.
Something in Thurstrop Wood has noticed him. And now it's seen him - it doesn't want to let him go...
Surreally beautiful and uncomfortably visceral, Phengaris' eco-horrors will stay with you long after the final page.
Mark Warner never noticed it before. He's there to get away from his life, his ailing mother. Out of his head. Not to think about anything.
Birds sing in the wood. But their rhythms seem wrong somehow. Insects crawl and nest, but not where you'd expect them to.
Something in Thurstrop Wood has noticed him. And now it's seen him - it doesn't want to let him go...
Surreally beautiful and uncomfortably visceral, Phengaris' eco-horrors will stay with you long after the final page.
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