Sun Horse, Moon Horse

Lubrin Dhu's extraordinary talent isolates him, yet it becomes crucial when his tribe faces conquest in Sun Horse, Moon Horse. His chalk horse offers hope and freedom.

In Sun Horse, Moon Horse, the story unfolds around Lubrin Dhu, a boy whose unique talent for drawing sets him apart from his tribe. From the moment of his birth, it is clear that he is different. His artistic abilities, particularly his remarkable skill in creating images, make him both a source of pride and suspicion among his people. As his tribe faces conquest, Lubrin is appointed as their mouthpiece, a role that brings with it a heavy burden and deep mistrust from those around him.

The narrative delves into the complexities of Lubrin's character as he navigates the challenges of leadership and the expectations placed upon him. The stakes are raised when he creates a massive chalk horse on the hillside, a mysterious act that raises questions about his intentions and the bargain he has struck with the enemy lord. This monumental creation symbolizes hope and freedom, but also serves as a point of contention amongst his tribe, who are wary of his newfound power and the potential consequences.

Sun Horse, Moon Horse weaves a haunting tale of artistry, loyalty, and the struggle for identity in the face of adversity. It invites readers to explore the themes of sacrifice and the quest for liberation, all while drawing inspiration from the historical significance of the White Horse of Uffington. Lubrin's journey is a poignant reflection on the power of creativity and the enduring spirit of a people fighting for their place in the world.