UNDER SPELLS is a tale of obsession, of haunting, of memory and imagination. It is a love story. It may be a ghost story. It contains riddles, enigmas, unnamed flowers and unspeakable things, a wife, a lover, a mother, a father, a boy who saw a wolf in a tree, a boy on a flying sledge, a girl struck by lightning, wasps and a bull and a burning car and three crows. It is not for children. Written by award-winning dramatist Robert Forrest, with compelling illustrations by Scottish painter Pat Shaw, it is a tapestry of word and image.