

The Becoming of Cernunnos
Description
Set against the backdrop of Late Bronze Age Britain, this lyrical tale follows Carwyn, the son of a tribal chief, during a period of violent transition as iron-wielding invaders threaten their ancestral lands. While his father Bran prepares for war and his brother Tarnis seeks diplomacy, Carwyn undergoes a mystical transformation, choosing a destiny that transcends human conflict. By immersing himself in the ancient powers of the earth, he becomes a legendary guardian—a living bridge between the vanishing traditions of the Bronze Age and the encroaching modernity of the Iron Age. This narrative weaves together historical change and environmental myth, exploring how the landscape itself holds the memory of lost civilizations and the birth of cultural legends. Comparable works include The Mists of Avalon