I love the idea of sitting around a roaring fire, the curtains drawn against a dark, cold night whilst drinking a glass of mulled wine, eating a mince pie… and telling ghost stories! The Victorians loved this tradition too and … Continue reading →
We recently had an M R James-inspired day out – visiting some of the churches he highlights in his non-fiction book Suffolk and Norfolk. Choosing three churches in West Suffolk, we began our exploration at St Mary’s in Combs. James … Continue reading →
Last week, we took a trip out to the Suffolk coast to visit Aldeburgh. It’s a beautiful seaside town which fans of M R James will recognise as ‘Seaburgh’ in A Warning to the Curious – my favourite of James’s … Continue reading →
Winter. The snow is falling and the evenings are long, dark and cold. What better time of year to sit by the fire reading the ghost stories of M R James? I love James’s stories. I’m drawn in by the … Continue reading →