Passage to Inis Mór

The island's rich mythology and scenery seem central to the story. I'm curious how much of the setting was rooted in real places versus creative invention.

The balance between reality and myth kept the story grounded but enchanting. I wonder how readers felt about the blending of these elements.

It felt very personal and relatable, but also tied deeply to the island's history. I'm interested in how this theme was developed behind the scenes.