Sleep No More

This anthology, Sleep No More, features supernatural tales that blend mystery with Britain's industrial heritage, captivating readers with its haunting narratives.

This powerful collection of supernatural stories, titled Sleep No More, showcases L.T.C. Rolt's exceptional writing skills combined with his deep understanding of Britain's industrial heritage. The anthology is a captivating journey through various landscapes, from the rugged beauty of Cornwall to the enchanting hills of Shropshire and the scenic west coast of Ireland. Each tale immerses readers in a world where mystery intertwines with history, offering a unique exploration of the supernatural.

Among the stories, 'The House of Vengeance' stands out, transporting readers to the Black Mountains of South Wales, where a hiker grapples with disorientation as mist envelops the area. Similarly, 'The Gartside Fell Disaster' features an old railwayman recounting the harrowing events of a fateful night when the 'Mountaineer' met its tragic end. These narratives, along with twelve others, delve into elemental fears and the strange occurrences that haunt the landscapes of Britain's industrial past.

Originally published in 1948, Sleep No More remains a timeless collection that appeals to those who share Tom Rolt's passion for the rich tapestry of industrial landscapes. It is sure to enchant and chill anyone who appreciates a well-crafted ghost story, making it a must-read for fans of the supernatural and the eerie tales that lurk within our history.