Emma Coleman's fiction is steeped in local colour and rooted deep in her native Northamptonshire, imbuing these settings with shades and contours drawn from her love of nature, her passion for literature, and her own keen eye for detail. Her fiction is atmospheric, mesmeric, and deeply disturbing. Tales of rural horror, both contemporary and historical, from one of genre fiction's best kept secrets. Contents: Introduction Five Small Boys He Who Saw The Abyss The Glasshouse A Daughter The Babies of Springtime Unearthed Home Opus Anglicanum Lamassu The Upright Man The Magic Trick by Boz Boole The Lighthouse Untitled