The hangman’s mementos
A mysterious pair of boots and one of England’s most prolific hangman create an intriguing Glasgow mystery.
Fog on Brighton Pier: a dark side of the English seaside
Exploring the fog and dark side of a day at the English seaside.
Enon Chapel: death, horror and dancing in Victorian London
Victorian London was a charnel house of the dead; a city oozing horror and nowhere more so than a small chapel where they danced on the dead.
An Angry Man and Killer Clowns: View from A Disused Scottish Rollercoaster
A strange encounter and killer clowns in an abandoned fairground – the full length version.
The Stones and the Torment (final part)
Dr OctagonThe final part of the Stones and the Torment mixing medical horror, psychogeography, myth and history.
The Stones and the Torment (Part 4)
A return to The Stones and the Torment, a semi-fictional story that blends psychogeography, history and horror to explore a mythical Glasgow curse. Part four sees the narrator taken by unknown assailants to Glasgow Royal Infirmary where the curse has broken out in all its horror.
The Stones and the Torment (Part 3)
Continuing a skewed mix of horror, psychogeography, myth and history as Glasgow is threatened by an old curse that allows the Quarter of Torment to break through The Sacred Line. Click to for an intro and to catch-up previous parts of The Stones and The Torment
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