Celtic Dawn is published!
Hey friends! My fantasy novella, Celtic Dawn, has been officially published by the brilliant Steve Cawte of Impspired! This is my eight book, and writing it was a labor of love! You can find the book on my Amazon Author page and the Impspired website. The book is dedicated to Ger White, Colin Duriez , Cindy Zudys , David Jack , and JL Jack .
Thanks to the brilliant visual artist Carrie Stout for the beautiful front cover art of the Celtic Goddess Brigid and Tír na nÓg, to my Irish poet friend Ger White for your moving endorsement, to T.E. Sanders for the beautiful font, to Steve Cawte for the lovely image from The Book of Kells on the back cover of the book, and to Jim Bates for your helpful critique! I worked hard on this book in England, Scotland, Ireland, and in the mountains of North Carolina. I am looking forward to holding a copy in my hands soon, and getting in some copies at my local Barnes & Noble.
Ger White's endorsement is posted below, as well as the synopsis of the book. Order yourself a copy today, and let me know if you would like a signed copy!
"Justin Wiggins courageously takes on big subjects in his writings. He generously shares his literate, well-read mind. This fantasy tale combines beauty of love, power of art, and virtue of hope, and leaves us wondering could true love alter past, present and future? A worthwhile read."
- Ger White, Irish author and poet
After battling leukemia and finding healing and hope, the North Carolina native Conor McArthur emigrates to Ireland on a work visa to teach World Literature at Trinity College in Dublin. In Dublin he encounters a strange, eccentric librarian named Brigid, who works as an archivist with The Book of Kells. Although a stranger, she seems familiar to him. Little does Conor know that she is not human, but a Celtic Goddess from the holy Isle of Tír na nÓg sent back to the mortal realm owing to an ancient dark evil stirring which could plummet the world into a perpetual hellish night preventing the Celtic Dawn.
Find out what happens in this epic fantasy novella by Justin Wiggins, inspired by Stephen Lawhead, Neil Gaiman, J.R. R. Tolkien, and C. S. Lewis, set in the 21st century and the Celtic Otherworld.
Thanks to the brilliant visual artist Carrie Stout for the beautiful front cover art of the Celtic Goddess Brigid and Tír na nÓg, to my Irish poet friend Ger White for your moving endorsement, to T.E. Sanders for the beautiful font, to Steve Cawte for the lovely image from The Book of Kells on the back cover of the book, and to Jim Bates for your helpful critique! I worked hard on this book in England, Scotland, Ireland, and in the mountains of North Carolina. I am looking forward to holding a copy in my hands soon, and getting in some copies at my local Barnes & Noble.
Ger White's endorsement is posted below, as well as the synopsis of the book. Order yourself a copy today, and let me know if you would like a signed copy!
"Justin Wiggins courageously takes on big subjects in his writings. He generously shares his literate, well-read mind. This fantasy tale combines beauty of love, power of art, and virtue of hope, and leaves us wondering could true love alter past, present and future? A worthwhile read."
- Ger White, Irish author and poet
After battling leukemia and finding healing and hope, the North Carolina native Conor McArthur emigrates to Ireland on a work visa to teach World Literature at Trinity College in Dublin. In Dublin he encounters a strange, eccentric librarian named Brigid, who works as an archivist with The Book of Kells. Although a stranger, she seems familiar to him. Little does Conor know that she is not human, but a Celtic Goddess from the holy Isle of Tír na nÓg sent back to the mortal realm owing to an ancient dark evil stirring which could plummet the world into a perpetual hellish night preventing the Celtic Dawn.
Find out what happens in this epic fantasy novella by Justin Wiggins, inspired by Stephen Lawhead, Neil Gaiman, J.R. R. Tolkien, and C. S. Lewis, set in the 21st century and the Celtic Otherworld.
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