UNCANNY IRELAND: OTHERWORLDLY TALES OF THE STRANGE & SUBLIME EDITED BY MARIA GIAKANIKI (THE BRITISH LIBRARY) Maggotkin of Nurgle Mandurugos — whose long tongues

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UNCANNY IRELAND: OTHERWORLDLY TALES OF THE STRANGE & SUBLIME EDITED BY MARIA GIAKANIKI (THE BRITISH LIBRARY) Maggotkin of Nurgle Mandurugos — whose long tongues'Suddenly the upper rim of the clear setting sun disappeared behind the hill of Knockdoula, and it was twilight. Each child felt the transition like a shock and the rounded summit of Lisnavoura, now closely overhanging them, struck them with a new fear.' Ireland's rich literary history has within it a vein of potent fantastic fiction, drawing upon a deep folkloric tradition brimming with tales of the aos si (the people of the fairy mounds), the