Rebecca Parfitt

Listen Softly London is proud to publish Rebecca Parfitt's debut collection of poetry, The Days After. Her words drift from the page, intoxicating the reader, making her writing endlessly fascinating and devastating.Rebecca is a rare writer, and one that should take a much cherished...

The Ghastling, is a magazine of ghosts, the macabre and the oh-so peculiar, that pays homage to the all-fiction pulpwood classics and penny dreadfuls of yesteryear. With spine-chilling contributions from Linda Clark, Fay Franklin, Roberto Pastore, Paul O'Connell, Carly Holmes and more.Author: Rebecca ParfittISBN-10:...

An anthology of intelligent horror stories and psychological thrillers, arranged like a modern penny dreadful for adults.Author: Rebecca Parfitt, Aj KirbyISBN-10: 1507696787ISBN-13: 9781507696781Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformLanguage: EnglishPublished: 02/03/2015Pages: 64Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.28lbsSize: 10.00h x 7.00w x 0.17d

Book 8 is our seasonal edition compiled especially for Hallowe'en & Samhain. In Damien B. Raphael's story THE SCULPTURE, an artisan suggests that the flesh of a pumpkin is far more forgiving for this type of work than the more traditional turnip - but...

A beautifully designed modern day penny dreadful, guaranteed to slip you a bit of the weird, the uncomfortable, the creepy, topped up with a garnish of terror. Author: Rebecca Parfitt, Matthew StottISBN-10: 1838189173ISBN-13: 9781838189174Publisher: GhastlingLanguage: EnglishPublished: 10/28/2023Pages: 74Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.42lbsSize: 10.00h x 7.00w x...

Timothy Granville's story, events take a strange and sinister turn for a group meeting in a disused care home for pre-night out drinks but there is one member, the story's namesake, 'Mark's Friend' who nobody is quite sure of - is he Billy or...

A contemporary horror magazine based on the Victorian penny dreadful, publishing short stories of horror, ghosts, folk horror, the macabre and the uncanny. The magazine is illustrated throughout and boasts a truly unique vintage design and typography, making it a very attractive addition to...

This issue is full of women. Women lost, disappeared, heroic, misguided, spurned, haunted, wicked, put-upon, neglected, misunderstood, bedraggled, ghostly and preoccupied. In Bryan Marshall's 'the Grin Thief', grief plants a black seed into the mind of a woman who loses her family to a...

Book Four is, I warn, far more gruesome than the previous three - far more 'Grimmsian'. I call this, with caution, 'The Family' issue. These stories cut close to the bone of life: our internal conflicts, our demons, our dark sides - that little...

A contemporary horror magazine based on the Victorian penny dreadful, publishing short stories of horror, ghosts, folk horror, the macabre and the uncanny. The magazine is illustrated throughout and boasts a truly unique vintage design and typography, making it a very attractive addition to...

Step Right Up And Get Your Tickets at Christopher Long's TERMINUS, a decrepit old bus station that you'll do well to leave. Our first act is a musical one, a catchy little number that you may have heard before. But isn't midnight a little...

This edition is a very special monster issue in celebration of the Bicentenary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.In Nigel Jarrett's Spectres of Innocence a son and daughter help their grieving father start afresh after the death of their mother. He moves into an old rectory...

Book Six explores the uncanny, the surreal, the dark reaches of the imagination and the space between the ordinary world and the folklore and superstition that hangs around in the peripheries of daily life. In the case of some of these tales, there is...

In this fully illustrated issue we've got haunted dolls, incantations, doppelgängers, unsettling children, murderous mermaids and plenty of ghost stories. In Vincent Endwell's 'The Doll-Eater' a little girl is given a Raggedy Ann doll by her grandmother - a toy her mother dislikes. Soon...

In Ann Wuehler's 'The Little Visitors' a house on Garwood avenue is visited by trick-or-treaters, nothing out of the ordinary there, right? But look closer, something is very, very wrong. In Christopher Long's story 'The Cleanest Cut' number 10, Chapel Close is unnervingly noisy...

A contemporary horror magazine based on the Victorian penny dreadful, publishing short stories of horror, ghosts, folk horror, the macabre and the uncanny. The magazine is illustrated throughout and boasts a truly unique vintage design and typography, making it a very attractive addition to...

A collection of eight stories of the macabre, psychological horror, ghost stories and the oh-so-strange. Including Tom Johnstone's 'Creeping Forth Upon Their Hands' intricately weaves the events of the first English mass plantation in Ireland, at Munster, enforced under order of Queen Elizabeth 1st....