of spending half his life in the Otherworld, he has managed to survive into modern times. He thoroughly enjoyed the sixties, during which he was 'spiritual advisor' to the Grateful Dead.James is a priest at Glastonbury. He is a member of the Watchmen, a group selected from Anglican priests in and around Glastonbury to safeguard knowledge of a gate to the Otherworld on top of Glastonbury Tor. Later, he was librarian at the cathedral of Salisbury.Callow is a well mannered gent who has fallen on hard times and speaks with The Brother and Sisters of Dragons briefly before they continue on their journey. He is captured by Calatin and is tortured and twisted into something more than human. He is described as having "Lidless staring eyes" and walking in a skittering motion. His ultimate fate following Always Forever is unknown. ImmortalsThe Lady, the spirit of the growing season (spring, summer, autumn) and the sacred feminine. Also known as the Triple Goddess, Hecate, Brigid and the Virgin Mary.The Lord, the spirit of the cold time (winter) and masculinity. Stayed with humans the longest, even when the others left. Also known as Cernunnos, Odin and Robin Hood.Nuada, the leader of the Golden Ones. Officially thanks the Brothers and Sisters of Dragons for returning the Tuatha Dé Danann to the world. Proud and handsome, but cold and inhuman. Also known as Lud, Nudd, and Tiwaz.Ogma, librarian and wisest of the Golden Ones. One of the few good immortals seen in the first book.Dian Cecht'', the healer of the Golden Ones, who appears in the second book 'Darkest Hour'. He is hard and cruel. According to legends, which Tom repeat to Jack, he once killed his own son out of envy. Locations Real London, where Ruth and Jack Churchill live at the beginning of the story Stonehenge, where Church and Ruth first experience the Blue Fire. Salisbury with Salisbury Cathedral Avebury, where Laura finds the stone Bristol with Frenchay Hospital Glastonbury Abbey Dartmoor Tintagel Castle, where Jack Churchill, Tom and Veith find the sword Tenby and Caldey Island Manorbier and Manorbier Castle Inverness and Tomnahurich Edinburgh Castle Roslin Castle and Chapel and several minor locations in London are mentioned. Fictional The following locations in the Otherworld are visited. Grail Tower References External links An interview with Mark Chadbourn on the subject of his work Chadbourn's website Age of Misrule Novels by Mark Chadbourn