The Wedding of Sheila-Na-Gog

"The Wedding of Sheila-Na-Gog" is a short story Richard L. Tierney wrote with Glenn Rahman that places Tierney's sword-and-sorcery hero Simon of Gitta in an ancient version of Clark Ashton Smith's Mythos setting Averoigne. The story first appeared in the Candlemas 1985 issue of Crypt of Cthulhu (#29).
==Synopsis==
Handed over by treacherous Black Goat Druids to the Romans in Gaul, Simon faces imminent sacrifice to the druids' grotesque patron goddess Sheila-na-gog. Salvation comes from an  unlikely and disreputable source—the enigmatic Averoni tribe. 
==Setting==
The story is set in Gaul in the summer of 42 A.D.Sorcery Against Caesar, "About 'The Wedding of Sheila-Na-Gog,'" by Robert M. Price (Pickman's Press, 2020).
==Publication History==
After its initial appearance in Crypt of Cthulhu, "The Wedding of Sheila-Na-Gog" was reprinted in the January 2003 issue of The Black Book (#3) and in the anthology The Averoigne Legacy (Pickman's Press, 2019), as well as in the Simon of Gitta collection Sorcery Against Caesar (Pickman's Press, 2020).
==References==
Category:Expanded Mythos Works
Category:Richard L. Tierney works
Category:G. Arthur Rahman works