A young governess named Emilie has arrived at a decaying manor in the bleak english moors. She’s expecting to care for a child and meet the master of the house, instead she is met with two sisters, a troubled dog, a shapeshifting maid, and a household spiraling into absurd and dangerous power dynamics. The Moors is an eerie and humorous gothic tale about loneliness, visibility, and the rigid roles society forces us into.
– Andrew King, Literary Manager
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