Venture into the eerie landscapes of the West Riding of Yorkshire with Oliver Onions' chilling collection, "Back o' the Moon: and other stories." This volume gathers unsettling tales of the supernatural, steeped in the atmosphere of old England. Celebrated for his masterful command of suspense, Onions delivers classic ghost stories and horror fiction that explore the shadowy boundaries between the seen and unseen. Prepare to be captivated by narratives woven with subtle dread and lingering unease. These meticulously prepared stories capture the timeless appeal of classic horror, showcasing Onions' skill in crafting unforgettable and genuinely frightening experiences. For readers who appreciate short stories with a haunting edge, "Back o' the Moon" offers a journey into the heart of psychological terror.
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