Delve into the eerie world of "The Stoneground Ghost Tales," a collection of chilling stories compiled from the recollections of Roland Batchel, the vicar of a quaint parish. Edmund Gill Swain masterfully crafts tales of the supernatural, weaving together elements of English folklore and the unsettling quiet of rural life. Each story unveils a new haunting, a spectral encounter, or a brush with the unexplained, capturing the imagination with its vivid imagery and suspenseful narratives.
First published in 1912, these ghost stories reflect the Edwardian fascination with the occult and the enduring human fascination with what lies beyond. Prepare to be captivated by the spectral residents of Stoneground and the mysteries they guard, in this timeless collection of classic ghost stories.
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