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by Alan Titley (Author), Eoin Coveney (Illustrator)
A new translation of Ireland's national epic myth by award-winning author and Irish language expert Alan Titley.
When Queen Maeve's army marches north to steal the Brown Bull of Cooley, the leaders of Ulster are cast under a sleeping spell.
Just one boy comes out to face the warrior queen and her invading Connacht horde. A lad who has sworn to protect his homeland like a guard dog: the hero C昱hulainn. He's only a beardless youth against an army of men, but when he twists into his war-form, C昱hulainn is the fiercest fighter in Ireland.
This is Irish legend as you haven't read it before.
Author Biography
Eoin Coveney is an Irish illustrator with an aesthetic shaped by European comics, horror films and early 20th century illustration. In the 1990's, he worked with Will Eisner (renowned US comic artist, writer and creator of "The Spirit"). His clients include Abrams Books, The Royal Air Force, FHM, Attitude magazine, Ray-Ban, 2000AD, Collins books, FUNKO, The Westminster Collection Coins, The Independent, Metro London, Forrest-Pruzan Games, RiskNet, Pearson publishing, Gill Books, The O'Brien Press, Irish Independent, The Irish Times and The Little Museum of Dublin.
