The legend of Sheila NaGeira looms large in the early history of the New World.
And it stretches back to Ireland in the 1500s and an ancient crone, Sheila Na Gig, whose form still haunts church doorways.
NaGeira tells two interlocking stories. The first is of eighty-year-old Sheila, a midwife and healer living apart from a settlement at the North American Bristol plantation in 1660. The second, a parallel tale, tracks Sheila's early life in Dublin's English Pale where she is caught in the crossfire of politics and tragedy. Even after she escapes persecution, leaving her enemies far behind, Sheila finds that forces can still resurface to conspire against her.
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Paul Butler is the author of the novels Easton (Flanker Press, 2004), Stoker's Shadow (Flanker Press, 2003), which was shortlisted for the 2004 Newfoundland and Labrador Book Awards, and The Surrogate Spirit (Jesperson Publishing, 2000). Butler has written for many publications in Canada, including The Globe and Mail, The Beaver, Books in Canada, Atlantic Books Today, and Canadian Geographic. He has a regular film column with The Social Edge e-zine and has contributed to CBC Radio regional and national. A graduate of Norman Jewison's Canadian Film Centre in Toronto and a winner in the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts and Letters competition (2003 and 2004), Butler lives in St. John's.
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