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Here are some new and exciting haunted places from around England. "One of the best paranormal books around in the UK." Steven Plant is a British author of non-fiction. He first started writing about the paranormal in the 1980’s and has since then written about haunted locations, photography, metal detecting, medieval torture and even some cooking books.

Englands Best Haunted Pubs will take you to some of the best haunted pubs in the UK. Steven Plant is a British author of non-fiction. He first started writing about the paranormal in the 1980’s and has since then written about haunted locations, photography, metal detecting, medieval torture and even some cooking books.

Night Tales Poetry from Beyond. From the minds of Steven Plant and Gail Noble. A great book if you like poetry.

The conflict between good and evil can be found in every culture, mythical tradition, and religion throughout history. In some traditions demons are believed to be the direct opposite of angels, working against the forces of good. This title explores this dark aspect of folklore and religion and the role that demons play in the modern world.

Throughout the medieval period, it was believed that the only way to keep law and order was to make sure that the people were scared of the punishments given for crimes committed. Medieval Torture & Punishments. examines all the various harsh, and sometimes gruesome, punishments from fines, public shaming, and mutilation to death.

Most Haunted Pubs from Around England is your guide to some of the most haunted pubs in and around of England.

New and exciting haunted places from around England.

Jack, a well-known writer and teller of tales, moves from London to Stockport in the early 1800s. He is looking to center his next book of venturous tales around this new town. Does it hold any dark secrets or ghostly tales? When Jack decides it's time to find out more about the historical market place and surrounding areas, he finds more than just ghostly tales.

Things that go bump in the night are all the things that intrigue many of us over the years. We enjoy the thrill of the unknown. Here, we have many different places and accounts of ghosts forming around England's haunted pubs and inns throughout history.

These women in white are a type of ghostly spirit creature that commonly frightened men, women, and children. They have existed for centuries and appear all over the world. As ghosts they possess enhanced strength and speed, surpassing that of any human being.

Andy, a typical twelve-year-old boy living in Stockport, England, is about to embark on an adventure unlike any other. His ordinary life, filled with school, homework, and his two loyal dogs, is about to be turned upside down. The catalyst for this extraordinary journey is a secondhand PlayStation, a gift that seems quite ordinary at first glance.

The year is 1200, well, let’s just say it’s a time of brutal beauty, where the clash of steel echoes through the valleys and the stench of death hangs heavy in the air. Forget the polished tales of valiant knights and virtuous queens.

The year is 1888. A pall of fog blankets London, obscuring the gaslit streets and lending an air of sinister mystery to the unfolding events. The city, a labyrinth of opulent mansions and impoverished slums, is gripped by fear. A killer stalks the shadows, leaving behind a single red rose as their chilling calling card the Rose Killer. Their victims, plucked from the diverse tapestry of London life from the women of the night to unsuspecting patrons are found with a horrific brutality that sends shockwaves through the metropolis.

The moon hung like a crimson eye in the velvet sky, casting long, skeletal shadows over the dilapidated church that stood sentinel in the ancient graveyard. Within its crumbling walls, a figure stirred, her raven hair cascading down her back like a silken shroud, her dark eyes glittering with a seductive fire. She was a creature of the night, born of darkness, consumed by a thirst that no mortal could ever quench.