Miriam Van Scott crafts a unique literary voice by playfully blending Elizabethan language with contemporary culture. She delves into profound themes of existence and the afterlife, drawing interpretations from diverse myths, religions, and media. Van Scott also explores the spirit of holiday traditions, promoting global diversity and shared celebration. Her work consistently offers fresh perspectives, inviting readers to engage with timeless ideas through an innovative lens.
The Encyclopedia of Hell offers a thorough exploration of the underworld, featuring entries from global cultures and historical eras. Organized alphabetically, it covers depictions of the afterlife in mythology, art, literature, and more, with a blend of serious and humorous content. Extensive cross-referencing enhances the reader's understanding of various concepts and characters.
A young girl is torn away from her family by demons that hide in the shadows of humanity. Captured and trapped for many years, her spirit finds the will to call her away from destitution; launching her into a journey across the paths of time and tribulation. When she stumbles onto the small town of Sleepy Hollow, legend bleeds into truth as history unfolds. Among the many perils she faces, she still manages to find true happiness through self discovery. Even when on the path of doubt she is taught how to love by the most unsuspecting of people