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Kirsty Campbell writes fantasy novellas inspired by the warrior culture of Beowulf and heroic poetry from the Middle Ages. She lives in Montreal and teaches at John Abbott College. She taught medieval literature at Yeshiva University in Manhattan and Bishop's University in Lennoxville. Her PhD and MA are from the University of Toronto. Her BA is from McGill University.

At a feast in Beowulf, warriors drink ale, celebrate victory, and listen to stories about heroes and legends. Among these stories is a tale of a bitter feud and a queen named Hild, now reimagined by Kirsty Campbell in her novelette, BLOOD-SIREN. 

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With a voice called “Tolkienesque in its feel” on Peter Cox’s Litopia, with “beautiful writing,” according to ‘New Zealand’s Stephen King,’ horror author Lee Murray, I SONGS OF THE BOUNDLANDS will enthrall readers of all ages.

Folksongs from the story are set to melodies composed by Kirsty and available on Spotify!

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