This is where you’ll find news of my past and forthcoming publications.
SEPTEMBER 2011:
Ghosts in the Cloisters e-book
Ghosts in the Cloisters Facebook fan page
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Have yourself a scary little Christmas!
OCTOBER 2014:
Five things to do this Halloween
SEPTEMBER 2016:
Click image to read my short story, 'Liddell’s Ghost' in Cygnus, the Journal of Speculative Fiction.
Click image to read my short story 'Changed' in The Cynic Online Magazine.
Click image to read my short story 'First Date' in Aphelion, the Webzine of sci-fi and fantasy.
Click image to read my short story 'Ghost Walk' in Aphelion, the Webzine of sci-fi and fantasy.
The macabre beneath the landscape is not dispelled by nearness to the sea. What Henry James knew, and described in English Hours (1905) – the strangeness present on a flattened seashore – M R James (no blood relation, although the two were acquainted) expressed in two of his best-known ghost stories: Oh, Whistle, and I’ll […]
Here’s a real festive treat. In 2000 the BBC produced a series called Ghost Stories for Christmas, with Christopher Lee in which Lee played M R James reading four of his own stories. Lee, who actually once met James, obviously enjoyed making this series and A Warning to the Curious is a real highlight – enjoy!
I have been haunted by the writings of M R James since childhood but when asked what is my favourite of all his ghostly tales I’ve never fully been able to answer. Lost Hearts, an early tale which apparently James didn’t much care for, and which only appeared in Ghost Stories of an Antiquary to […]
Here’s a real treat to conclude the series of Christmas ghost stories that I’ve been posting for the last few weeks – the BBC adaptation of The Tractate Middoth from just a couple of years ago. Fingers crossed they do another one this year!
Last week’s ghost story video seemed to go down pretty well, so here’s another M R James classic filmed by the BBC for your delectation:
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