Another monstrous collection of UK folk horror fiction from the good folks at Dead Ink. Beasts of England features eleven new short stories from some of the most distinctive voices in British weird, folk and horror fiction. The brief was simple: pick a place you know and search the shadows.
The result is a national bestiary. A book that maps the country by its monsters, from a Cumbrian wood-thing with a hundred mouths to spring-heeled Jack outside a Surrey post office to whatever moves under the still water of Gormire Lake. Together they form a portrait of this green and unpleasant land that your tourist board would rather you didn't read.
Beautifully published in hardback with red, patterned sprayed edges and a red foiling the spine.
Size: 204 x 137 x 26mm (hardback with dust jacket)
Pages: 256
Publisher: Dead Ink