Brightwing Tales: Mole's Misadventure John Bunyan suggesting it somehow represents the

suggesting it somehow represents the heart of Christian faith—a world that has no real need of a savior

and illustrators (with Douglas Kaine McKelvey both writing and editing)

War is coming for Isolde’s sister

He reveals the shared story of their friendship

and reenchant our lives

Brightwing Tales: Mole's Misadventure John Bunyan suggesting it somehow represents theIn the tradition of Wind in the Willows and Green Ember comes an enchanting tale about Mr. Mole. Mole did not set out to find adventure, it found him most inconveniently while he was smoking his pipe by the fire. Which is exactly what any self respecting mole ought to do on a cold winter night. When he set out for Rabbit's house, he had no idea it was the beginning of an unforgettable story. He certainly did not expect to get lost. Nor did he expect