In this collection of short stories the author is challenging his readers with experiences, thoughts and activities which are out of the ordinary and yet quite believable. From the ghostly tale Paget's Folly, from which this collection takes its name, to Bumble's Big Adventure, about a quite unusual cat, the author takes us on a journey of the imagination. Whether in the strange tale of a man who develops an obsession with cats or the disasters which befall a family outing in Florida, the writer displays a good command of the storytelling art. "Nigel had always hated cats for as long as he could remember, he didn't know why but he just knew they were evil..." So begins a tale which has quite an unexpected ending. "I had for many years been fascinated by the thought of having the power of life and death over another human being. ..." A macabre story of one man's obsession with murder.