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Ash-Tree Press Ash-Tree Press has been an innovator in the genre of supernatural fiction publishing since 1994. The

Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre SeriesThe Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre series, edited by Jack Adrian, was published from ...
07/17/2025

Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre Series
The Ash-Tree Press Annual Macabre series, edited by Jack Adrian, was published from 1997 to 2005. Each volume highlighted ‘lost’ stories by well-known (and not so well-known) writers. The volumes for 1997 and 1998 are now out of print, but this is an opportunity to acquire the remainder at the bargain price of US$7.50 each (or take all seven volumes for US45.00 (shipping extra).
CONTENTS:
1999:The House that was Lost by Tom Gallon; Tight and Loose by Nigel Gow: The Man Who Was Tomorrow by Eric Ambrose; Newsreel by W.J. Makin; Time-Piece by Donald Shoubridge; Last Act First by Laurence Meynell.
2000: An Anniversary at The Hare and Billet by E. Nesbit and Oswald Barron; The Children of Pain by Reginald Bacchus and Ranger Gull; The Chowdekar by B. M Croker; ‘Wirh What Measure Ye Mete. .. .’ by Ethel Lina White; The Avenging Phonograph by E. R. Punshon; The Witch-Finder by S. Baring-Gould; The Empty Berth by Rose Macaulay; The Cat by Sax Rohmer; The Island of Ghosts by Julian Hawthorne.
2001: I Will Never Leave You by Marjorie Bowen; The Corner House by Elisabeth Kyle; The Tarleton Dress by F. Tennyson Jesse; A Little Way Ahead by Pamela Frankau; The Pool by Luas Malet; The Badger by Jessie Douglas Kerruish; Man-Eater by Elizabeth Gorell; Fear by S.P.B. Mais; Modern Antique by Milward Kennedy.

2002 Ghosts at The Cornhill 1920–1930: ‘Wanted! Quarmin Tay! By W.H. Adams; The Wade Monument by Violet Jacob; The Wedding by John Sampson; The Moral Op**te by William Bradley; The Black Cat by George Blake; Fladda Light by Hilton Brown; The Jackals by Edward Living; The Trouble at Totton Corner by H.T. Sheringham; The Peacock Sari by L.M. Crump; A Bunch of Balloons by Barbara Euphan Todd; Mrs Murdoch’s Man/A Jester of the King by F.H.Dorset; Nisi Dominus by Cecil Binney; The Portent by John Fisher; Red Hair and Yellow Curtains by Shaugh Courtenay.
2003 Ghosts at The Cornhill 1931–1939: The Garden House by W.M. Letts; The Eyes of the Moor by Joyce Kilbuurn; The House of Desolation by Alan Griff; The Sword by Mary Webb; The Street He Never Found By Elizabeth Horsfall; The Climb by C, Gordon Glover; The Barwick Stone by Winifred Peck; And No Ghost Walks by M.A. Peart; Hallucination by Anthony ffettyplace; The Bell by M.A. Peart; Between Two Walls by Mary Lutyens; Vibrations by Anthony ffettyplace; Children of the Rectory by Kathleen Collison-Morley; Curious Adventure of Mr Bond by Nugent Barker; Can These Things be? by Maud Diver;
2004 The Last ‘Queer Stories from Truth’:The Exchange/A Psychic Mystery Anon; The Damned Spty/’Dusty Desth’/Violet M. Methley; The Escape by George W. Nixon; The Dream Giver by Chris Sewell; Bitter Almonds by A.B. Cox; The Cab in Sloane Square by Mark Napier; Goolang/Michael Leinster’s Picture by Anthony Armstrong; The End of the World by Helen Sutherland; The Spade in the Night by Myfanwy Price; Exeat by Aylmer Vallance; The Last Appointment by Douglas Pike;xit by Mary Ann Abbs; Annyversry by H. Russell Wakefield; The Fisherman/Open Sesame by Frank Batchelor; Strange Company by Michael Hervey; Little Old Lady by Jane C. Butler; The Bright Room by George A. Whiting; Traveller’s Tale by Alan Raymond; Thin Air by Anne King; ‘Pobson’ by Horace Newte; The Sisters by Magdalen King-Hall; The Parson Vanishes/The Man at the Door by Alfred Ridgway; Brambles by H.L.V. Fletcher; Hell, Twice Daily by Rosemary Timperley; Poltergeist by E.A. Williams; The Dagger by Lane Mitchell.
2005 ‘Haven’t I Read That Before?’ (Stories imitating the stories of famous authors): I. W.W. JACOBS: The Toll-House by W.W. Jacobs; Reconstruction by Michael Kent; Blind Man’s Buff by H.R. Wakefield; The Well by W.W. Jacobs; The Well in the Garden by Peter Gladwin; II. Agatha CHRISTIE: Mrs Morrel’s Last Séance by Edgar Jepson; Over the Telephone by A.B. Cox; III.DAPHNE DU MAURIER: The Starlings by William Caine; IV.BARRY PEROWNE: ‘And There’s Your Proof’ by Douglas Newton; The Blind Spot by Barry Perowne; V.ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE: The Case of Muelvos y Sagra by David Christie Murray; VI.ANDREW LANG: The House of Strange Stories by Andrew Lang; A Sentence of Death by Katharine Tynan; Mrs Carabay’s Curious Dream by Mary E. Munn; The Man on the Hearse by Janet Deene; VII. KATHARINE TRYAN: The Dream House by Katharine Tynan; The House of his Fathers by A.M. Burrage; The Garden of Fancy by A.M. Burrage; VIII.LAFCADIO HEARN: Munina by Lafcadio Hearn; The Follower by Lady Cynthia Asquith.

Orders/enquiries to [email protected]

The Ash-Tree Press Exotic Gothic AnthologiesThis series, edited by Danel Olson offers a wide range of stories by modern ...
07/15/2025

The Ash-Tree Press Exotic Gothic Anthologies
This series, edited by Danel Olson offers a wide range of stories by modern practitioners of the genre, Volumes 1 & 2 are available in hardback and paperback editions, while volume 3 is available in hardback ony. All volumes are now available at very heavily discounted prices: Hardbacks $12.50 each (or all three for $30.00; Paperbacks $10 each. Shipping is extra. For orders or more information, email [email protected]
Authors:
Volume 1 (Forbidden Tales from Our Gothic World): Nicholas Royle, Thomas Tessier, John Bushore, :ucy Taylor, David Wellington, Terry Dowling, Peter Crowther, Neil Gaiman, Sean Marriwether, William F. Nolan, Steve Rasnic Tem, Ilsa J. Bick, Brian Hodge, Farnoosh Moshiri, Douglas Unger, T. C. Boyle, Nancy A. Collins. James Cortese, Mark Steensland & Rick Hautula, Thomas Ligotti, Kyle Marflin, Joyce Carol Oates, Barbara Roden.
Volume 2 (New Tales of Taboo): Dean Francis Edward P. Crandall, Steve Duffy, Genni Gunn, Milorad Pavic, John Whitbourn, George Makanna Clark, Nicholas Royle, Peter Bell, Nancy A. Collins, Christopher Fowler, Taylor Kincaid, Kenneth McKenney, Reggie, Oliver, Steve Rasnic Tem, David Wellington, John Bushore, Elizabeth Massie, Tia V. Travis, Adam Gokaski, Stephen Dedman, Terry Dowling, Robert Hood, Barbara Roden.
Volume 3 (Strange Visitations): Robert Hood, Lucy Taylor, Kaaren Warren, Dean Francis Alfar, Terry Dowling, Steve Duffy, Tunku Halim, Tina Rath, Stephen Volk, Simon Clark, Simon Kurt Unsworth, Isobelle Carmody, Dejanna Dimitrijevic, Paul Finch, Adam L.G. Nevill, Reggie Oliver, Milorad Pavic, Ekaterina Swedia, Zoran Zivcovic, James Cortesae, Brian Evenson, Barbara Roden, Steve Rasnic Tem.

Ash-Tree Press Paperback ClearanceWe’re offering our paperbacks at giveaway prices, as we need to clear stock to create ...
07/13/2025

Ash-Tree Press Paperback Clearance
We’re offering our paperbacks at giveaway prices, as we need to clear stock to create space.
Volumes are priced at US$7.50, plus shipping, or take all five volumes for $35!
To order, or for more information, email [email protected]
Volume details:
VAMPIRES OVERHEAD by Alan Hyder: First published in 1935, Hyder’s novel has now achieved almost mythic status, due mainly to its scarcity. It begins innocently enough with the meeting of two old army comrades outside a London cinema, but the action quickly intensifies as earth is invaded and virtually destroyed by hordes of nightmarish vampires, which leave desolation and destruction in their wake.
In London, three lone survivors manage to flee the wastes of the city and escape to a new life in the countryside. However, the horror of the vampires soon takes a back seat to the difficulties the trio experience as human nature begins to take over and they face terrors which come from much closer to home.

THE COMING OF JONATHAN SMITH by Harry Ludlam: Marcia Scott’s mysterious and violent death leaves many questions unanswered. Who would wish to kill her? What reasons had she to kill herself? What prompted the terrifying nightmares she began having shortly before her death? And what is the significance of the necklace found near her body: a necklace which seems to stretch back to the days of witchcraft and terror which still stain the countryside around the place where Marcia lived—and died?

CHILDREN OF EPIPHANY by Frances Oliver: Melanki, a small village in the Greek islands, is breathtahking, nearly extinct, and full of mysteries—a lonely house near the ravine, abandoned by its inhabitants, who left all their possessions; a madwoman, who responds to the tolling of the church bell by announcing her lunacy to the world; the sinister Hugo, who preys on those receptive to his charms.
No one can really guess the nature of the ever present evil, and fourteen-year-old Tamsin can only watch as her flighty mother and alcoholic stepfather struggle in their vain attempt to pursue and idyllic existence. It is Tamsin who proves sensitive to the manifestations of supernatural evil in Melanki and who, young though she is, sets about confronting these unknown forces.

THE DOOR OF THE UNREAL by Gerald Biss: Originally published in 1919, this is one of the first true werewolf classics, which helped to pave the way for the ‘golden age’ of the genre which flourished in the following two decades. As Stefan Dzoemianowicz note in his Introduction: ‘[It} reminds us of a tie when one of horror’s classic themes had not yet been forced into a rigid mould shaped by genre expectations, and when the plot of a horror tale was limited by nothing more than the imagination of writers like Gerald Biss.

THE GHOST PIRATES BY William Hope Hodgson: Hodgson spent his early years at sea and this experience coloured much of his very best work, which rings with authority and authenticity. As Chico Kidd notes in her Introduction: ‘This is a little masterpiece—a small and almost perfectly formed gem written by an author who, at his best, ‘can make your flesh creep like a master’.

07/10/2025

A reminder that many Ash-Tree Press titles have been published as eBooks. This offers an opportunity to read the collections of A.M. Burrage, H. R. Wakefield, J. Sheridan Le Fanu, M.R. James, and many others at a modest cost. A full list of eBook titles is available. Request a list by emailing [email protected]

05/28/2025

If any Ash-Tree collectors need replacement dust jackets, please act quickly, as we shall be disposing of the remaining stock in the very near future.

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