The Claíomh Solais - Cosson, Declan
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The "Claíomh Soláis" is a gothic fantasy novel set in 1944 that follows the exploits of Damien O'Laoghaire, a sixteen-year-old villager who lives near Killala in the West of Ireland. One night, his life changes forever when Damien and his younger brother Seosamh discover a magical sword known as "The Claíomh Solais", earning them the respect of the mysterious English archeologist Eric Trent. Damien travels with Eric to the National History Museum in Dublin to bring the sword there. Unknown to them, they have unintentionally attracted the interest of the legendary Fomorian King Bres who seeks…mehr

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The "Claíomh Soláis" is a gothic fantasy novel set in 1944 that follows the exploits of Damien O'Laoghaire, a sixteen-year-old villager who lives near Killala in the West of Ireland. One night, his life changes forever when Damien and his younger brother Seosamh discover a magical sword known as "The Claíomh Solais", earning them the respect of the mysterious English archeologist Eric Trent. Damien travels with Eric to the National History Museum in Dublin to bring the sword there. Unknown to them, they have unintentionally attracted the interest of the legendary Fomorian King Bres who seeks to both destroy the sword and reconquer Ireland. Damien and Eric have little choice but to seek out the Society of Saint Patrick, an organization of nationalist zealots who are skilled in fighting supernatural threats. Along the way, they are aided by both Simon Fitzgerald, an Anglo-Irish lord who has knowledge of Irish myths and Phil Rodgers, an eccentric British airman. Both Simon and Phil work for the Anglo-American organization P.E.C, a monster hunting army that also defends the human race from supernatural threats and who are willing to join forces with Ireland in the fight against Bres. Thus, Ireland once again becomes a chaotic battlefield amidst which Damien must learn to stay on his own two feet if he has any chance of surviving.
Autorenporträt
Declan Cosson was born in Paris, France in 1999. He moved to Ireland in 2001 where he has lived ever since. He attended Hollypark school between 2005 and 2012. He then attended Clonkeen College between 2012 and 2018 and studied English, Media and Cultural Studies in IADT in Dun Laoghaire between 2018 and 2022.Declan started writing as early as fifteen years old and has been writing ever since. Currently he is 23 years old. During his time in Clonkeen, he contributed short stories to the Clonkeen Anthology and also contributed short stories to Ink slinger's anthology at the Irish Writer's centre. In 2021, he published a short story collection called the "Collection of the Yearly Strange". "Blood and Gears" is Declan Cosson's latest work.