by Mark Ronson
First published 1982
Mark Ronson takes readers deep into Britain's most chilling supernatural mysteries. A hideous secret lurks behind a concealed chamber in one of the world's most ghost-ridden fortresses. In Windsor Great Park, a strange hunter materializes without warning or explanation. The Gwrach-y-rhibyn brings terror to specific Welsh bloodlines for reasons lost to time. One Scottish stronghold houses only half a spirit, defying all logic about the afterlife. Ronson uncovers the truth behind these phenomena while sharing dozens of spine-tingling tales absent from tourist guides. He catalogs spectral encounters across Great Britain, providing locations where brave readers can seek their own encounters with the otherworldly. The book serves as both supernatural investigation and practical ghost hunting manual, appealing to anyone curious about the unseen forces that inhabit Britain's ancient stones.
Genres: mystery, horror, supernatural, ghost-stories
Vibes: atmospheric, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: supernatural-investigation
Setting: Britain, Great Britain, Scotland, Wales, Windsor Great Park
160 pages · Paperback · Hamlyn Pbs.