Bidston Hill is the setting for Ramsey Campbell’s new story for TALES OF OCCULT BRITAIN. When a young boy moves into a house overlooking the hill and its mysterious carvings, he reluctantly befriends his eccentric new neighbour, Mr Pearl, a follower of the old ways.

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New now: The Yuletide Bundle, perfect for anyone who yearns to sit in front of the fire reading spooky stories.

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Legend has it that St Botolph’s Church in Iken, Suffolk, was once marshland teeming with demons, before a holy man drove them away—or did he? The church is the setting for Reggie Oliver’s “Funeral at St Botolph’s”, the story that opens Tales of #OccultBritain.

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Thank you to everyone who came to Hellebore’s Cave of Mysteries at Tate Britain’s Hidden Folklore last night. I loved seeing the images you conjured! Huge thanks to Tate Collective and especially to Sophie and Michael for organising such a fabulous event.

IT’S HERE! Our first volume of strange and supernatural stories for the darker half of the year. Nine new tales by masters of the genre: Ramsey Campbell, Helen Grant, Reggie Oliver, Ally Wilkes, Steve Toase, Verity Holloway and more.

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A hill carved with mysterious figures and an eccentric old man who follows the old ways.

An island steeped in legend and a stranger who claims to be its next king.

A church on the marshes and a struggling artist who glimpses its demons.

TALES OF OCCULT BRITAIN
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