H.E. Bulstrode
Writer of ghost stories, supernatural and historical fiction; an explorer of England’s curious past, both historical and folkloric. Banned from Facebook, so switched to Substack.
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Two Tales of Witchcraft
Whereas William of Malmesbury (c. 1095-1143) is best known as a chronicler of the history of England and one of the leading figures in early post-Conquest historiography, his works also contain stories which are better viewed as morality ta...
The Mysteries of Tarr Steps and the Caratacus Stone
When most people think of Somerset, there are a number of images that spring to mind, the most obvious being Glastonbury Tor topped with the tower of the now-vanished Church of St Michael. And then there is Bath, with its Roman baths and Ge...
Substack Glitch Restricting Access?
Good morning everyone. I must apologise if Substack has asked you for age verification to view my latest article. My wife notified me of this issue and took this screenshot.
I do not know why this occurred, as I did not set up anything on...
Clovelly: John Gregg and His Cannibal Clan
Today, the village of Clovelly is famed for its picturesque, traffic-free, cobbled High Street, which drops down the hillside towards the harbour and pebble-strewn shore. Propped up outside its houses are improvised sledges of varying desig...
Draca Beorder: Reviving the Viking Age in Somerset
Has anyone told Alfred? The Vikings have returned to Somerset.
Just occasionally, a day out will yield something quite unexpected. The weekend before last, we happened to be visiting the Bishop’s Palace in Wells. As luck would have it, a g...
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