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Terror Tales of Cornwall

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Terror Tales of Cornwall

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Edited by Paul Finch

Cornwall, England’s most scenic county: windswept moors, rugged cliffs and wild, foaming seas. But smugglers and wreckers once haunted its hidden coves, mermaid myths abound, pixie lore lingers, henges signal a pagan past, and fanged beasts stalk the ancient, overgrown lanes … An anthology of horror stories using Cornwall, its myths and legends, as their basis.

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284pp. B-format paperback original anthology.
ISBN: 978-1-84583-121-9
Published 24 April 2017

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Cornwall, England’s most scenic county: windswept moors, rugged cliffs and wild, foaming seas. But smugglers and wreckers once haunted its hidden coves, mermaid myths abound, pixie lore lingers, henges signal a pagan past, and fanged beasts stalk the ancient, overgrown lanes …

The serpent woman of Pengersick
The screaming demon of Land’s End
The nightmare masquerade at Padstow
The feathered horror of Mawnan
The terrible voice at St. Agnes
The ritual slaughter at Crantock
The hoof-footed fetch of Bodmin Moor

And many more chilling tales by Mark Morris, Ray Cluley, Reggie Oliver, Sarah Singleton, Mark Samuels, Thana Niveau and other award-winning masters and mistresses of the macabre.

284pp. B-format paperback original anthology.
ISBN: 978-1-84583-121-9
Published 24 April 2017

ABOUT THE EDITORpaul-finch

Former police officer and journalist Paul Finch is widely published in the British and North American anthology and independent press markets; he is the recipient of numerous ‘honourable mentions’ in Ellen Datlow’s annual ‘Year’s Best’ anthology, and his own collection, After Shocks, was recommended for both British Fantasy Society and Horror Writers Association awards.

His forte is horror and dark fantasy, but he has also contributed extensively to the detective, thriller and sci-fi genres, has written TV scripts for the long-running British crime series The Bill, and for several popular cartoon shows; in addition, he has now sold a full-blown horror movie script to Talisman Films. He lives in Lancashire, England, with his wife Cathy, and his children Eleanor and Harry.

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2 reviews for Terror Tales of Cornwall

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    ‘Terror Tales of Cornwall, for me at least, has three levels as there are good stories, very good stories, and excellent ones.’ Joe X Young

    Read more at: http://www.gingernutsofhorror.com/review-fictions/terror-tales-of-cornwall-edited-by-paul-finch

  2. Telos Publishing –

    ‘Highlights of the book are “We Who Sing Beneath the Ground” by Mark Morris, an excellent, breathtaking tale set in an isolated Cornish farm where a terrifying truth is lurking, and “A Beast By Any Other Name” by Adrian Cole, an outstanding, gripping story blending horror, the supernatural, and the atmosphere of a B&W film noir, all graced by terrific storytelling.’ Mario Guslani, Hellnotes.

    http://hellnotes.com/terror-tales-of-cornwall-book-review/

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