A Month for the Moon

A mortal curses the world with eternal darkness.

A God sees the kindness in his soul.

The dissonance in the perceived and the hidden launches a journey through the Underworld in search of an  Eternal Flame.

The journey unravels the mystery of Gailseka, the punished mortal, but the shadow that lingers over the realm begins to move...

A Month For The Moon is a queer mythological adventure revolving around Baltic mythos which is presented in the shape of a fairytale.

The story begins with Menulis, the God of the Moon, receiving an unforeseen visitor who admits to the atrocity that is dousing the Eternal Flame. The mortal by the name of Gailseka requests punishment for the crime he has committed, yet refuses to reveal his motives. To uncover the truth, Menulis sends him on a quest to retrieve a flame from the Underworld; Gailseka only has a month to complete this task.

At the heart of the book lies a mystery that unravels into a web of interlinked secrets; gods with unknown origins, spirits with little to lose, and mortals with ambitions beyond their lifetimes all play a role in the hierarchy of the world.