Wild and Uncanny Tales

Marc Harris was born in Cardiff, Wales, the United Kingdom, in 1962. His latest book is Cornish Time. A natural history travelogue and guide to some of southern Cornwall best attractions. Marc has previously written four books and a poetry pamphlet. Wild and Uncanny Tales reflects his fascination with Gothic ghost stories. South and West Wales: Its Wildlife, People and Places, a book devoted to travel, and the natural world in that part of the United Kingdom was published in 2022. His other books include Rhythms of Nature, a poetry book, and Sentience, a poetry pamphlet. Wild Tales & Rural Rides, an anthology of travel and nature writing, containing non-fiction, poems and short stories, was published in 2018. Marc has also written articles and short stories for many magazines including Explore England, This England and The Countryman. An accomplished poet. Marc's poems have appeared in high-profile magazines such as Agenda, Poetry Ireland and the New Welsh Review. He now lives in Dinas Powys, the Vale of Glamorgan, in South Wales. He lives with his two rescue cats, which keep him company and constantly entertained, and which he adores

"Occasional This England contributor Marc Harris has a passion for atmospheric Gothic tales and has put a selection into a new book out this autumn. Along with evocative stories about everything from a young girl waiting for her missing mother to spirits in a sunken warship. Marc has also put some of his poems into this slim and elegant volume" - This England Magazine, 2023."Wild and Uncanny Tales takes that love of nature but uses those animals and places to inspire a series of ghost stories and unsettling tales" - Philip Irwin, Glamorgan Star, 2023."If you want to relive the experience of sitting down with your favorite classic horror fiction - and especially if you are most interested in reliving the visceral experiences - the sights, smells, and lovely dread - of this benighted genre, then I couldn't recommend a better anthology for your pleasure." - Michael G. Kellermeyer, 2023.