Description

In the early seventh century, three Irish monks set out across the Atlantic to establish a monastery on an island glimpsed by their leader in a dream. When they reach the stark, bird-inhabited rock now known as Skellig Michael, faith, ambition, and the brutal demands of survival begin to pull them in different directions. Against a vivid backdrop of treacherous seas and unforgiving wilderness, the novel explores devotion, power, human frailty, and the uneasy divide between spiritual ideals and the natural world. With meditative prose, immersive historical detail, and psychological intensity, it transforms a remote sanctuary into a searching portrait of belief under pressure.

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Haven

Emma Donoghue

paperback

Pan Macmillan

Published Jan 1, 2022

ISBN: 9781529091113

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Details

First Published

2022

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Haven by Emma Donoghue.

Death/Grief
Religious Trauma
Isolation/Survival Stress