The British Library's 'Tales of the Weird' series hooks up with mystic meanderers Weird Walk, in a case of 'well, that makes complete sense!' The stories housed within have been edited by by the weird wanderers, so this should be frighteningly good stuff!
A remarkable blood-soaked stranger upends the lives of two Lake District ramblers; a lonely tavern offers its guests something much more disturbing than a post-walk pint; a night hike on the Fens takes a terrifying turn when the fog rolls in.
From the darkly humorous to the chillingly sinister, tales of the haunted trail are as old as time. We have always travelled on foot and our worst fears have often accompanied us. Whether walking for pleasure or necessity, the ramblers of these classic stories trip across unseen boundaries, plotting routes towards the numinous, the uncanny and the plain evil.
Featuring fifteen pieces from an intrepid band of writers including Robert Aickman, Charlotte Riddell, M. R. James and many more, this new anthology is a haunting trail mate, guiding you into the wild unknown
Size: 130 x 190mm (paperback)
Pages: 288
Publisher British Library
