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Scottish Stories of Fantasy and Horror

CONTENTS

Foreword by Angus Wilson

Introduction by Peter Haining

Thomas The Rhymer by Anonymous

The Secret Commonwealth by Robert Kirk

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Satan's Invisible World Discovered by George Sinclair

A Night In The Grave by Walter Scott

The Black Ferry by John Galt

The Brownie of the Black Haggs by James Hogg

The Ghost With The Golden Casket by Allan Cunningham

The Sea-Maiden by JF Campbell

The Doom Of Soulis by John Mackay Wilson

The House of Eld by Robert Louis Stevenson

The Man In The Bell by WE Aytoun

Red Hand by Neil Munro

Through The Veil by Arthur Conan Doyle

The Outgoings of the Tide by John Buchan

The Wolves Of God by Algernon Blackwood

The Clock by Neil M. Gunn

Tam Mackie's Trial by Hugh MacDiarmid

The Strange Meeting by AJ Cronin

Music When Soft Voices Die... by John Keir Cross

Sealskin Trousers by Eric Linklater

Dead Men Walk by Alex Hamilton

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 288 pages

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