
Dad's hand and mine
“I have no choice but to die. NO! I have jumped for a tree, jumped for a couger. I shall jump for the sun!“, so says Faolan MacDuncan, a male Dire Wolf in the series of books ‘Wolves of the Beyond’.
In fact, Faolán does mean ‘little wolf’ in Irish. Faoilean is a seagull and the two names may have a common heritage. Mum and dad chose my name because it means little wolf…
There’s another connection too – Citizen Smith was a TV series years ago that mum and dad watched. The main character is Wolfie Smith… a bit like me!
It’s a tricky name to pronounce, but you should try “Fwee-lan” if you can’t guess.
Below (click on the blue arrow) is a very quiet recording of my name from Galway – you might need to turn up your speakers.
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