Book Released: May 1, 2025.

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. 

Before Eden, there was the Harp’s Music. Before time, there was a boy born from the yellowing mane of a horse. A tale of gods that walk with man, trees that talk with stone, and stone that wafts into woven fabrics of silk, The Plain of Pillars tells a thrilling epic of familial love and terrific war that reimagines the lost layers of Irish folklore and Celtic mythology. Through his kincentric folktale, Griffith breathes life into more than just stories past but creates a ballasting breath, a swelling raft for hope, an ancient dream for the future to walk in.

225 pages.