mystery of bells which never stop ringing - and that which answers the call.
Druidic rites and modernity spells disaster at a Norfolk golf course. An
ancient relic found on the Suffolk coast summons a nightmarish entity to its
discoverer.
A land of mind-stretching expanses, wide, yawning
skies and the disorientating landscapes of the tidal fens, East Anglia has
inspired a wide range of writers in the field of weird and uncanny fiction.
This new collection includes a wealth of tales from
the past 130 years set in Norfolk, Essex, Suffolk and Cambridge by a host of
authors including ghost tale luminaries M. R. James, Robert Aickman, E. F.
Benson and Marjorie Bowen, alongside bright lights of modern weird writing.
Insightful introduction and notes from Norfolk-based award-winning author Edward Parnell
Edited by:
Edward Parnell Imprint: British Library Publishing Country of Publication: United Kingdom Volume: 52 Dimensions:
Height: 190mm,
Width: 130mm,
ISBN:9780712355711 ISBN 10: 0712355715 Series:Tales of the Weird Pages: 320 Publication Date:22 August 2024 Audience:
General/trade
,
ELT Advanced
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
Edward Parnell is the author of the award-winning Ghostland: In Search of a Haunted Country (2019), which was shortlisted for the PEN Ackerley Prize 2020 for memoir and autobiography, as well as the Norfolk-set novel The Listeners (2014).