Witchsong
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Pub Date 6 Oct 2026 | Archive Date 6 Oct 2026
Collective Ink Limited | Our Street Books
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Description
Once, there were many. Now, twenty years after the invasion of the Enhavirrim from the West, the witches of Zöldgömb have fled their peaceful existences, hunted by the Virre church that condemns superstition and magic. They hide in the shadows, their ancient power a threat to those who would see it erased. As the Burnings spread and fear takes root, Rozalin of Enhavirre leaves behind the city of her birth - and the blood-stained past that clings to it. Haunted by visions of witches long dead, she journeys east, where survival is as uncertain as the shifting valleys and suspicious townsfolk. With the reluctant aid of a grim Zöldgömbi Hunter, Rozalin must confront the truth hidden in her dreams and unravel the mystery of her connection to the fabled covens of Zöldgömb. To earn the coven’s trust - and claim a place to call home - Rozalin must complete three legendary tasks. In doing so, however, she will face the undeniable truth: that she cannot hide from the horrors of her heritage, nor from her destiny.
Advance Praise
"An incredible debut with a unique world and stunning prose."
—Amr Saleh, author of Treasures of Egypt: The Spear & The Scythe
"Witchsong is evocative and intriguing, reminiscent of Leigh Bardugo's Sadow and Bone"
— Daniel Ingram-Brown, author of 'Bea's Witch: A Ghostly Coming-of-Age Story'
"Throwing us into an industrial world built in the shadows of magic and the richness of Hungarian history, intrigue and betrayal are never far from each page of Witchsong - there is nothing not to like about this adventure."
— Tom Grimwood, author of Vanisher: Chronicles of the Warren