Walking the Crow Road: Dark Fantasy tales of Scotland

By Raymond Walker

A collection of short and long stories, all set in Scotland, with a fantasy theme. This book has everything that you could ever wish for. The Darker tales; "The Medium", "Maeve" as well as the offshoots from "And the Sea shall give up it's Dead" are as dark as dark could be; a coal celler at midnight in the Arctic, in January. But do not worry; not all is doom and gloom, Another "Moonchild" Fantasy which is very sweet and romantic, along with a couple of "comic" tales, lift your spirits along the way. "I love the sense of ancient Celtic fantasy, the unknown, being closer than we imagine, for good or ill and also that there is more to the world than the little we mortals know" Lori Bellow. Sunday Times. Added to this is the sweetest and prettiest, the least damaging of all horror tales. A treat for the reader.Essentialy this is a collection of short tales, all set in Scotland, most tend towards darkness though there are a couple of romances and a couple of comedies settled in the midst of the gloom. "One of the greatest collections of short tales ever, I wept at some, laughed at others, "John Hook. (The Miracle. Magazine) Dangerous and Droll, "I think I am in love with the writer". Clever, and very different. who knew that narrative tales still work. I do now. Martin Cloin. Dublin Times.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1798047683
• ISBN13: 9781798047682
• Release Date: March 2019
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 167 Pages
• Weight: 0.54 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.4" x 5.0"