The Wolves of God, and Other Fey Stories

A collection of short supernatural tales that probe encounters with the fey and other uncanny forces, blending folklore, sorcery, and nature mysticism. The narratives stage subtle, often disquieting intrusions of ancient powers into ordinary life—through animal presences, ritual practices, and inexplicable omens—favoring mood and suggestion over detailed explanation. Settings shift between remote wild landscapes and interiors laden with exotic artifacts, and narrative tones range from reflective to investigative. Recurring themes include the permeability of the boundary between human consciousness and the nonhuman, the psychological cost of contact with the uncanny, and the endurance of old rites beneath modern experience.