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and our Worlds of Mystic Mystery. Expect strong storylines, though-provoking themes and inspiring plots in our novels. That depth of storytelling can be found in much of our music too.

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About Maggie

Eregendal founder Maggie Shaw creates her stories from her many and varied life experiences. A failure who made good despite ASD, Maggie writes as one who has walked the walk in recovery and spiritual development.

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Eregendal Publishers

Eregendal is a micro-publishing firm set up in 2018 to publish novels in Visionary and Inspirational Fiction, a genre overlooked by main-stream publishers. Eregéndal is also a character in one of Maggie Shaw's novels.

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Eregendal Music

Eregendal Music springs out of the same creativity that underpins our books. Modern, traditional, pop, folk, love and protest: our music encompasses many different styles, but always has a story to tell.

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Contact Eregendal

We love to hear from readers and authors with an interest in Visionary and Inspirational Fiction and our brand. We also welcome requests for author appearances and music performances, both online and in the UK.

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Eregendal Publishers & Music

Everyone has a story to tell. In fact, storytelling has and is used to great effect in every culture worldwide. Used as a tool for passing down information and wisdom, or for entertainment, stories can be inspiring, terrifying, or profoundly shape our worldview in equal measure.

To truly understand Eregendal as a publisher is to understand founder Maggie Shaw. A writer, musician, former addict, autist and entirely unique individual, Maggie’s inspiring story shows us the ashes from which Eregendal has risen. And shows us, too, how our own stories can shape us and, if given the right platform, others too.

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Latest Book

The Eagle and The Butterfly (Paperback) By Maggie Shaw

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The Eagle and The Butterfly tells the story of a person who passes through a thin place into the mythical world of Berren and becomes the butterfly Eregéndal. To atone for the past, Eregendal must face hell and death in a quest to save Berren from Zoust and the forces of evil at the Last Battle. Eregendal’s sacrifice helps the child-goddess Zana ascend to her throne.

This allegorical novel is steeped in folklore and includes many symbols drawn from North European myths and legends. Its themes include personal development, the battle between good and evil, and death and resurrection.

The abridged version also in this volume, has a reading age of about 9 years and up. It follows the original story but omits much of the violence and reflection.