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Ghoul Britannia: Notes from a Haunted Isle

Martin Andrew

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British Isles, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Ghosts & poltergeists

This rich, absorbing, often very funny, book is a study not just of ghostliness but of Britishness, an exploration of why, now perhaps more than ever, we need the unexplainable - a sense of the unknown.

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