Ghosts, Ghouls and Gallows

Ghosts, Ghouls and Gallows is a ghost-story anthology arranged in two distinct parts. The first presents a seven-chapter novel, while the second gathers 18 short stories, creating a varied collection rather than a single continuous narrative. Its contents are presented as fictional spooky and other tales, placing the book within the mid-20th-century tradition of entertainment-led ghost literature.

Published as a Rider Ghost Annual, the volume belongs to the popular British supernatural fiction of its period. G. F. Marson combines a longer-form story with a substantial selection of shorter pieces, making the book representative of the anthology format that brought ghosts, ghouls and gallows together under one atmospheric title.