
Gnomes, witches, and podcasters clash in Lychford, blending supernatural terror with quirky humor in this series conclusion.
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Gnomes, witches, and podcasters clash in Lychford, blending supernatural terror with quirky humor in this series conclusion.
When an ancient prophecy clashes with an unfortunate modern design aesthetic, the people of Lychford must band together to put out fires (both literal and metaphorical) to save their town before the king of the Gnomes (King Greg, and it's dangerous to laugh at a gnome) calls in the terms of an old promise. Trouble no one knows what the promise is, nor how to fulfil it. It's going to be a long night. ... Paul Cornell is a British writer of science fiction and fantasy prose, comics and t
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Moderate violence with literal and metaphorical fires; immolation of garden gnomes mentioned.
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Minor presence of clergy with a mopey reverend character mentioned.
Central themes of witches and supernatural creatures; magic is a key element.
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Minor cultural clashes with modern design aesthetics vs. ancient prophecy.
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