artwork by Bradford P Ward
Scaly scoundrel. That's how Cockroach describes Silverfish in Chapter One of
A Pilgrimage of Pests. He has a point. Silverfish is devious to say the least. But Cockroach is also jealous of her. You see, Silverfish has one of the finest homes in the forest, a lovely silvery cylinder; and she won't let Cockroach go near it.
Silverfish, greedy as she is, seems to have all she needs. But once she tastes of one of Cockroach's crystal cubes, she is consumed with a craving to have more cubes of her own. And she will go to the ends of Meadowfield to find them.
Silverfish is full of surprises and you can read about all of them in the three books that make up the trilogy, Cockroach of Meadowfield.
A Pilgrimage of Pests. He has a point. Silverfish is devious to say the least. But Cockroach is also jealous of her. You see, Silverfish has one of the finest homes in the forest, a lovely silvery cylinder; and she won't let Cockroach go near it.
Silverfish, greedy as she is, seems to have all she needs. But once she tastes of one of Cockroach's crystal cubes, she is consumed with a craving to have more cubes of her own. And she will go to the ends of Meadowfield to find them.
Silverfish is full of surprises and you can read about all of them in the three books that make up the trilogy, Cockroach of Meadowfield.
Video: A Silverfish just doing its thing. Hanging out and making a pest of itself.
