Lunacy
As a carefully cultivated horror story that resonates in the fear-laden recesses of modern life, Lunacy is a book to savour.
Vampire Cinema: The First One Hundred Years
A charming visual guide offers the convincing case that the vampire genre tells us more about who we are than we may think.
The Watkins Book of English Folktales
This reissue, one of the most comprehensive on English folklore ever published, is a gift to the whole world, not just England.
Sick & Beautiful
A surreal psychodrama charged with urban decay and all the hopeless decadence a 21st Century audience could ever want.
Lingering
A psychological depth that pushes the meaning of ‘haunting’, urging readers to question the origins and nature of evil.
England On Fire
A enchanted wonderland to change the way you see England, not for showing anything new, but what has been there all along.
Kissing the Lizard
Justin David tells a touchingly twisted tale, a story with a spinning compass that won’t let you figure out where home is.
Soaking in Strange Hours
Teeming with macabre delights, Erik Hofstatter’s story is one that you don’t so much read as ravish.