
Your guide to the lost places and the secret histories. Be cautious, though. If you follow them, you may become lost yourself. For fans of (folk) horror, myth, legend and the eerie.
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A retired solicitor spent an autumn morning hacking back and uprooting brambles at the end of his long garden, in a village somewhere in Kent. He was a little sweaty, and debating about whether to go in for a cup of tea, when his...
a short story, in gratitude to my paid subscribers
It wasn’t any one event which made Andersen decide to withdraw from the world, just the weary accumulation of knowledge that loneliness was a state he desired, rather than wished to avoid.
Hi everyone. The Maps book is happening, may well be the first in a series, and I would like your help.
The book is going to be a mixture of old favourites, new Maps stories, illustrations, and plenty of buried Easter eggs and unusual...
A bumper story issue, this time around, ten stories, six of them new - which is what I know you’re all here for, anyway. Enjoy.
(photo courtesy of Google Streetview, which sees all manner of…Things)
As promised, here it is in a few formats.
As promised, here it is in a few formats. Any problems accessing them, give me a shout.
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Your guide to the lost places and the secret histories. I write other stuff elsewhere, novelist, shortlisted for the Costa Short Story Award, Northern Writers' Awards winner blah blah...but this is where I just have fun and get weird.
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