Ghost Stories

Ghost Stories

Ghost stories from the UK and Ireland are steeped in ancient folklore, hauntingly rich with chilling spectres, eerie landscapes and a deep connection to the region’s history and myths. Some of the most famous writers contributing to this tradition include M.R. James, Sheridan Le Fanu, Algernon Blackwood, E.F. Benson and Charles Dickens.

Ghost Stories articles on Spooky Isles

7 Chilling Victorian Ghost Stories Perfect for Christmas
The Lost Tradition of Ghost Stories at Christmas
From Fire Arms Officer to Paranormal Author: Ian Backhouse INTERVIEW
Hammersmith Ghost And Other Legal Ghost Stories for Christmas
This House is Haunted by John Boyne BOOK REVIEW
Algernon Blackwood: The Master of Supernatural Horror
The Ghost in British Horror: More Than Just Spooky
Now is the Night: Barry McCann Author Interview
The Woman In Black 1989 Blu-Ray REVIEW
The Amazing Mr Blunden 1972 BLU-RAY REVIEW
Real-life M.R. James Locations Every Fan Must Visit
The Tractate Middoth: Who Was Doctor Rant?
A Morbid Curiosity: The Art of M.R. James
Rosemary Timperley, The Greatest Horror Writer You’ve Never Heard Of
The Spooky Isles Book of Horror: Grab Your Copy!
5 Alternatives To ‘A Ghost Stories for Christmas’ You Haven’t Seen
Everything I know about Haunted Houses I learned from British literature
Solitary Ghosts: Real life stories of uncanny encounters
Who ‘Invented’ The Christmas Ghost Story?
James Turner’s St Christopher Medallion and Borley Rectory
The Ghosts Of M.R. James: A Guide To Curious Phantoms
Podge and Rodge: A Scare at Bedtime RETROSPECTIVE