A raw and magikal folktale that celebrates the triumph of animism and kinship through the daring retelling of Irish Folklore and Celtic Mythology that creates a ballasting breath and an ancient dream for the future to walk in.
In Stagtine, Griffith illuminates, through an epic tale of his family's transition from a struggling regenerative farm to a pioneering kincentric rewilding landscape, the gauntlet that is modern life and agriculture, industrial or regenerative, and rather than telling us how to run the race, he suggests that we step back, turn within, and look to all relations for guidance on how to inform our next steps.
Think: Paulo Coelho walks into J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Prancing Pony and he and the bartender, who happens to be Daniel Quinn’s Ishmael, embark on an epic Celtic adventure.
A kincentric mythology: A raw and magikal folktale that celebrates the triumph of animism and kinship through the daring retelling of Irish Folklore and Celtic Mythology.
