Patricia A. McKillip The Sorceress and the Cygnet
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Mythopoeic Fantasy Award nominee 1992.
With hair the color of the moon, Corleu was different from the other
Wayfolk. He alone tried to free his wandering tribe from the unearthly
swamp that ensnared them – and he alone dared to cross the forbidden
threshold. There he found a strange dark house, a place of legends and
gods, forseen in the stars. And there, to save his people, began
Corleu's search for the heart of the Cygnet – an impossible treasure...
But if legends are real, nothing is impossible.
Patricia A. McKillip The Sorceress and the Cygnet