Slewfoot by Brom

Slewfoot by Brom

Connecticut, 1666. Abitha is newly widowed, in debt to a brother-in-law who wants her land, and living in a village where a woman alone is a problem waiting for a name. In the woods something very old is waking up and does not remember what it is.

Slewfoot has been called a devil and a protector and is not certain which is true. Brom is an illustrator as well as a novelist and the book is full of his paintings, and the Puritan cruelty is drawn from the actual records — the witch trials in the book are procedurally accurate, which is the horror.

A beautifully illustrated folk horror novel, and one of Brom's finest.

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✅ Matt cover (Paperback)