The Scottish Lowlands. Gentle hills, dreamy woods, romantic ballads, heroic songs. But dark castles tell tales of torture and woe, of reiver cruelty and the madness of kings. While the shades of slain armies still battle in the mist, witch-hunters ride and the bone-fires blaze …The haunted highway of DumfriesThe dancing corpse of GlasgowThe masked imps of StrathantineThe murder dolls of Holyrood ParkThe skeletal bride of AllantonThe profane chapel at DrumglassThe dark rituals in the West BowIncludes terrifying tales by Charlotte Bond, M W Craven, Steve Duffy, Tracy Fahey, Paul M Feeney, S J I Holliday, Johnny Mains, William Meikle, Reggie Oliver, S A Rennie, Graham Smith, Anna Taborska, John Alfred Taylor and Fred Urquhart.

Terror Tales of the Scottish Lowlands

Literature & Fiction

Meikle, William

Finch, Paul

Bond, Charlotte

Oliver, Reggie

Fahey, Tracy

Mains, Johnny

Craven, M.W.

Feeney, Paul M

Duffy, Steve

Holliday, S J I

Genre Fiction

Telos Publishing

Other Worlds, unfamiliar territory, places we should not be! Wanderers in strange lands and those who have strayed just a little off the path face their fates in an unknown country. A selection of short and flash fiction exploring the unfamiliar. Exploring new worlds and new perspectives. Contents: Alasdair Stuart – Overwatch, Cindy Dunham – An Unexpected Storm, Jonathan Ward – Hiatus, Christian D’Amico – Lianus Invaded, James Fadeley – Stroppendrager, Philip Thorogood – Reversal, Craig Leyenaar – Walking of Worlds, Ashley Fox – Somebody Else, Kim Bannerman – Cape of Storms, Jenny Barber – The Strongest Conjuration, Tracy Fahey – Wherever you go there you are, Ed Fortune – A long lost land, Chloe Yates – The City is of Night but not of Sleep, Margret Helgadottir – Arnhild, Sarah Langton – Are you Listening, Rahne Sinclair – Finding Home, Paul Currion – And Eve Called Her Husbands Name, Emma Teichmann – Tombstone

In An Unknown Country (Fox Pockets)

Stuart, Alasdair

Bannerman, K.

VARIOUS

Currion, Paul

Leyenaar, C D

Yates, Chloe

Dunham, Cindy

Ward, Jonathan

Fortune, Ed

Short Stories & Anthologies

Fox Spirit

Some words are born in shadows. Some tales told only in whispers. Under the paper thin veneer of our sanity is a world that exists. Hidden just beyond in plain sight, waiting to consume you should you dare stray from the street-lit paths that sedate our fears. For centuries the Black Room has stored stories of these encounters, suppressing the knowledge of the rarely seen. Protecting the civilised world from its own dark realities. The door to the Black Room has once again swung open to unleash twenty four masterful tales of the macabre from the twisted minds of a new breed of horror author. The Black Room holds many secrets. Dare you enter... one final time?

The Black Room Manuscripts Volume Four

Park, J. R.

Campbell, Ramsey

Sinister Horror Company

Sinister Horror Company Annual

Freudenberg, Andrew

New Music for Old Rituals brings together a selection of stories that illustrate the pervasive power of the past in the present. Together they present a strange yet familiar country where cautionary tales still serve a purpose; where sacred sites of sea, forest, valley and forts hold power. Where old legends live, and where new myths are born. Within these pages, bog bodies sleep, contagion fought, ghosts linger, and time stutters, fails and turns back on itself.

New Music for Old Rituals

Black Shuck Books

The Fiends in the Furrows III: Final Harvest

Please select "See all formats and editions" to choose between a Hardcover w/dust jacket or Case Laminate Hardcover.\nYOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW\nTHE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS III: FINAL HARVEST is a collection of nineteen stories embodying the menacing essence of Folk Horror. 
Folk Horror fans will uncover in these short stories tales of rampant rural monstrosity and agrarian horror within rustic settings, where dread sinks its roots deep into the earth to bring forth a bountiful crop of unforgettable terrors. 
Nosetouch Press is proud to present THE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS III: FINAL HARVEST to horror readers everywhere.\nFEATURING: Die Booth, "Paper Coins" Ryan Cassavaugh, "The Last Honeyboy" Dan Coxon, "Come Sing for the Harrowing" Matt Elphick, "Cooper's Hill" Tracy Fahey, "Witchwalking" J.M. Faulkner, "Radegast" Timothy Granville, "Sarsen Wood" Coy Hall, "Herald of the Red Hen" Fox Claret Hill, "Mrs. Badger's Bones" Charlie Hughes, "The Motley" Rae Knowles, "Mulberry Silk" Thersa Matsuura, "Child of the Gods" Catherine McCarthy, "The Sickle and the Tithe" Damien B. Raphael, "As the Thing is Needed" Zachary Rosenberg, "The Gods That Drift With Us" Melissa A. Szydlek, "Back Yonder" Steve Rasnic Tem, "F is for the Farm" Richard Thomas, "The Keeper of the Light" Alex Wolfgang, "Malleability"

Thomas, Richard

Hughes, Charlie

TEM, Steve Rasnic

Coxon, Dan

Hall, Coy

McCarthy, Catherine

Matsuura, Thersa

Nosetouch Press

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