Clarissa's Pig and Other Animal Hauntings

Roger Long’s Clarissa’s Pig and Other Animal Hauntings gathers reports of animal ghosts associated with southern England. Its central case is the haunting named in the title, while the remaining accounts extend the subject beyond the more familiar stories of human apparitions. The book treats these incidents as reported experiences and local supernatural traditions rather than established fact.

At 65 pages, this is a concise regional collection focused specifically on animal hauntings. Published by Conservatree in 2003, it offers a small-scale contribution to British ghost-lore, concentrating on claims involving animals and the places, memories and traditions attached to them.