British Library Tales of the Weird
Folk horror meets classic ghost stories in this new Tales of the Weird anthology
Woods play a crucial and recurring role in horror, fantasy, the Gothic and the weird. They are places in which strange things happen, where it is easy to lose your way. Supernatural creatures thrive in the thickets. Trees reach into underworlds of pagan myth and magic. Forests are full of ghosts.
Lining the path through this realm of folklore and fear are twelve stories from across Britain, telling tales of whispering voices and maddening sights from deep in the Yorkshire Dales to the ancient hills of Gwent and the eerie quiet of the forests of Dartmoor. Immerse yourself in this collection of classic tales celebrating the enduring power of our natural spaces to enthral and terrorise our senses.
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Weird Woods : Tales from the Haunted Forests of Britain
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Uncanny Ireland : Otherworldly Tales of the Strange and Sublime
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The Ways of Ghosts : And Other Dark Tales by Ambrose Bierce
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The Wayfarer's Weird : Wild Tales of Uncanny Rambles
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The Undying Monster : A Tale of the Fifth Dimension
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The Tiger Skin : And Other Tales of the Uneasy by Violet Hunt
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The Platform Edge : Uncanny Tales of the Railways
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The Outcast : and Other Dark Tales by E F Benson
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The Night Wire : and Other Tales of Weird Media
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The Horned God : Weird Tales of the Great God Pan
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The Haunted Trail : Classic Tales of the Rambling Weird
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The Haunted Library : Tales of Cursed Books and Forbidden Shelves
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The Flaw in the Crystal : And Other Uncanny Stories by May Sinclair
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Spores of Doom : Dank Tales of the Fungal Weird
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Spectral Sounds : Unquiet Tales of Acoustic Weird
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Roarings from Further Out : Four Weird Novellas by Algernon Blackwood
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Return of the Ancients : Unruly Tales of the Mythological Weird
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Randalls Round : Nine Nightmares by Eleanor Scott