Strange Devices of the Sun and Moon

"[Lisa Goldstein''s] magnificent book functions as both an eerie fantasy and an evocative period piece, overlaid with all the thrills of a convoluted conspiracy novel . . . The reader is plunged into a fantasy milieu reminiscent of some of Yeats''s Faerie poems, illustrated perhaps by Arthur Rackham." —Paul Di Filippo (Washington Post)London in the time of Queen Elizabeth I is a bustling place, it...