Cinnabar's Gnosis

..., Albert Power, Richard Gavin, Rhys Hughes, Adam Golaski, Mark Valentine, Michael Cisco, Stephen J. Clark, Steve Rasnic Tem, Mark Beech, Jonathan Wood, Adam S. Cantwell, Brendan Connell, Ron Weighell, Peter Bell & Quentin S. Crisp. . Portrait in an Unfaded Photograph – John Howard This is a retro-causality by history, tied up with events in Romania etc. and the power of literature (...

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Tales of Witchcraft, edited by Richard Dalby

... of Witchcraft is very good indeed. It’s a mix of modern and older tales, and although I prefer the older stories some of the modern offerings here are pretty good. I particularly liked Ron Weighell’s Carven of Onyx , featuring strange goings-on in a medieval convent. There are stories by many of the accepted masters of the genre, even including a previously unpublished M. R. James story, ...

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some modern writers I wasn't familiar with

I've been reading Tales of Witchcraft , edited by Richard Dalby. It includes stories by some modern writers I wasn't familiar with. I'd heard of Jessica Amanda Salmondson but hadn't read any of her work, and I hadn't heard of Ron Weighell at all. Have they written anything notable that I should know about?

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Richard Dalby Witchcraft Anthology

.... Another reason to read Tales of Witchcraft is the inclusion of relatively obscure modern authors, some of whom pen some of the finest stories in the book. Especial praise goes to Ron Weighell for his ‘Carven of Onyx’, a story set in a medieval convent where a Jamesian fondness for sacred places and strange unearthed objects blends with the very modern machinations of the characters involved. ...

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