David Ebsworth The Song-Sayer's Lament: A Novel of Sixth-Century Britain

In the lands once named Britannia by the Empire and its vanished Legions, the Oak Seers songsayers still weave their words into the lore by which everyday life is ordered, into the myths and sagas of herotales, and into the very fates that will determine whether the years ahead shall be bathed in shining light or plunged into a terrible darkness. In his fifth novel, David Ebsworth brings to life the stories of young warlord Ambros Skyhound, and the blind songsayer, Morgose, told through the words of teacher and mentor Meridden of Sea Fort. | David Ebsworth The Song-Sayer's Lament: A Novel of Sixth-Century Britain