Kit and Mr B spent the whole weekend at this event organised by the Beltane Bash team, and launched the first sales of Solstice at Stonewylde. It was wonderful to meet up again with readers who were so eager to get the third book! Kit met editors from Pagan Dawn and The Pentacle, the two best-selling pagan magazines. She also gave a talk on her writing, her inspiration and how the Stonewylde Series has reached the mainstream Dolmen playing at
Halloween Ballmarket as well as being enjoyed by pagans across the country. It was great to hear the fantastic band The Dolmen play again, and Keri and Star were very pleased to get their copy of Solstice. But the highlight of the whole event for Kit took place outside on the green. She held a beautiful 27 year old barn owl called Henry, and fell in love! He was so soft and very tame indeed, pecking gently at her fingers and enjoying the fuss being made of him. Kit has always loved owls (influenced by her special aunt, to whom the series is dedicated) – she’s now desperate for a barn owl of her own!
The Hallowe’en Festival, London
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