Inns / Karsh’s inn · The Innkeeper’s Song
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An imagined sign for Karsh’s inn from The Innkeeper’s Song. A watchful russet fox rests beneath copper lettering on weathered green oak, framed by carved leaves and scrollwork. An original visual interpretation, rather than a reproduction of an existing sign.
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- Karsh’s inn · The Innkeeper’s Song
- ON THE BOOKSHELF
- Peter S. Beagle — The Innkeeper’s Song
The local knowledge
Peter S. Beagle’s The Innkeeper’s Song brings three mysterious women to Karsh’s inn. Their arrival draws its inhabitants into a story of magic, changing identities and old loyalties. The inn offers an everyday meeting place at the centre of extraordinary events.
Our interpretation
An imagined sign for Karsh’s inn from The Innkeeper’s Song. A watchful russet fox rests beneath copper lettering on weathered green oak, framed by carved leaves and scrollwork. An original visual interpretation, rather than a reproduction of an existing sign.