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Haunted Yorkshire

Ghostly Tales from God's Own County

By Andrew Michael Hurley

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Haunted Yorkshire

Ghostly Tales from God's Own County

By Andrew Michael Hurley

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  • Beams were dancing on the waters of the Skirfare; the moonlight falling on the hills formed them into fantastic shapes... With a slight indescribable kind of fear I bent my steps homewards. Along with its great swathes of natural moorland beauty and cities steeped in folklore and history, Yorkshire has a rich literary heritage, populated by innumerable phantoms, faeries and witches, as well as local legends like the bargest (a death-heralding ghost-dog). Gathering the greatest stories of the weird and uncanny set among the breathtaking Dales, rugged coast and bustling towns of God's Own County, Elizabeth Dearnley presents a new collection of chilling tales, with fresh research exploring examples of Yorkshire's uniquely haunting influence on horror literature, such as Whitby Abbey's role in the creation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Beams were dancing on the waters of the Skirfare; the moonlight falling on the hills formed them into fantastic shapes... With a slight indescribable kind of fear I bent my steps homewards. Along with its great swathes of natural moorland beauty and cities steeped in folklore and history, Yorkshire has a rich literary heritage, populated by innumerable phantoms, faeries and witches, as well as local legends like the bargest (a death-heralding ghost-dog). Gathering the greatest stories of the weird and uncanny set among the breathtaking Dales, rugged coast and bustling towns of God's Own County, Elizabeth Dearnley presents a new collection of chilling tales, with fresh research exploring examples of Yorkshire's uniquely haunting influence on horror literature, such as Whitby Abbey's role in the creation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.