ゴムラスの月

The way folklore feels woven into the plot makes it feel authentic and timeless. I'm curious whether Garner drew from specific legends or created his own mythology.

The story has such rich descriptions that I sometimes wanted more action. Do others think these slow moments added to the atmosphere or dragged the story?

The natural landscape feels almost like a character itself. I wonder whether Garner aimed to highlight the importance of environment and folklore equally.