Pre-orders open Wednesday June 10th for right's holders at 4pm (UK time  GMT)

and Thursday June 11th at 4pm (Public)

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*Artists edition and Deluxe edition scheduled for publication October 2026

Lettered Q1 2027

Presenting our third anthology of new stories inspired by Arthur Machen's masterpiece 'The White People.'

We invited some of the leading lights in horror to riff on the theme of 'The Green Book' which is considered by many to be the singular greatest piece of writing in weird fiction. The result is this remarkable anthology of 16 new stories.......... ​

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Following on from our previous anthologies, Unquiet Slumbers: Folk Horror Tales and All of Them Witches. The book will be illustrated by none other than World Fantasy Award Winning artist, Samuel Araya. Sam has worked with Suntup, Centipede Press, Easton Press, Tor Nightfire amongst many others. His standout editions include, The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers, The Great God Pan by Arthur Machen, Brother by Ania Ahlborn for Suntup, and his cover artwork for Adam Nevill's 'Ritual' Imprint.

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The full table of contents: 

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• If a Rose Tree Sang - Tracy Fahey

• The Iron Hill - Colin Insole

• Though your Sins be like Scarlet - K H Vaughan

• The Odour of White Lilies - Tim Lebbon

• The Lamplighter - Benjamin Tweddell

• The Beginning of Memory - Steve Duffy

• Who Watches - Ally Wilkes

• Grandfather Tree - Stephen Volk

• Notes Toward the Recovery of a Young Girl's Journal - Lynda E. Rucker

• Tracks - Dan Coxon

• Green is the Colour of my True Love's Lies - Sean Hogan

• You are Not Safe Here - David Surface

• Beneath the Tower of the Dôls- Damian Murphy

• The Steps - J. S. Collyer

• Moth Dust & the World Without End - Liliana Carstea & Timothy J Jarvis

• Under the bed by Johnny Mains

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Praise for ‘The White People’ by Arthur Machen

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"Probably the finest single supernatural story of the century, perhaps in the literature",

E F Bleiler

 

"If I were to list the greatest supernatural short stories of all time, I would start with Arthur Machen’s 'The White People,' about a young girl’s unknowing initiation into an ancient, otherworldly cult."

Michael Dirda

 

 "a masterpiece of indirection, a Lovecraft plot told by James Joyce’’

S. T. Joshi

 

 "Machen's narrative, a triumph of skilful selectiveness and restraint, accumulates enormous power as it flows on in a stream of innocent childish prattle"

H. P. Lovecraft

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