SAFFRON-BUN CHAPEL - ALAN M. KENT

In Saffron-Bun Chapel it is 1900 - and the bright dawn of a new century. Far, far from home, two migrant Cornish brothers are traipsing through the dark woods and high fells of Copper Mountain on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The virgin forest offers this pair of Cousin Jacks a profitable stake, and so they found a mining and Methodist community there. But as this new world develops, into the picture mozeys disruptive and dangerous magic. Sometime in the future - in an Age which neither brother could ever contemplate - a stranger from a distant place walks those same gulleys, observing the abandoned spaces of a post-industrial world, finding something remarkable: 'Saffron-Bun Chapel'. Full of aroma and spice, this was no ordinary place of worship, but a direct line to the Divine.