The Greystones Press: 9 books

InShakespeare's Ghost, Mary Hoffman provides an imaginative answer to one of the great questions about Shakespeare's work: why, from A Midsummer Night's Dreamonwards, are his plays increasingly peopled by fairies, witches, ghosts and apparitions?  It's 1610 and Jacobean London is full of...

A story of family secrets. Three modern teenagers meet in Florence to discover the truth about a revered grandfather and a literary recluse. Their searches overlap and intertwine to reveal the shocking truth about past betrayal and present revenge. A double detective story that combines the...

The story of the fall of Anne Boleyn as it hasnever been told – this time with ravens. Young Kit finds himself on a plague cart wedged between the bodies of his mother and father. But he is alive and is rescued and taken into the home of the Ravenmaster at the Tower of London. He soon finds...

No-one knows who was the model for Michelangelo's famous statue of David in the Piazza della Signoria in Florence – or even if there was one. In David: the Unofficial Autobiography, Mary Hoffman imagines the life of the man who inspired Michelangelo and whose likeness has stood in stone...

This is a corrected edition, with additional references, of the book first published in 2017. Charles Williams was a poet, playwright, novelist and essayist of the first half of the 20th century. He was highly esteemed by T S Eliot, a friend of C S Lewis and a member of The Inklings. This is the first new collection of his literary essays for over fifty years.

Seven Miles of Steel Thistlesis a collection of essays on fairy tales, folk tales and ballads by novelist and blogger writer Katherine Langrish. It is the first non-fiction title by Langrish, whose popular blog of the same name, where she discusses folklore and fantasy from an academic perspective,is...

A historical novel both grand and intimate in scope, Black Wings vividly portrays, through the interlocking stories of Jacques and his friends and their shifting commitments, the human experience of a time of great tumult. It's 1788 in the Vendée in western France, and change is in the air....

It is Mongolia in the 12th century. Spirits walk under the blood moon. Guided by a prophecy that says the wolf will lie with the deer, a boy rides across the steppe seeking a bride to create a new nation. The hero is Temujin, eldest son of Yesugei the Brave, the leader of the Mongol Alliance....

An exciting re-imagining of the early years of the boy who would become King Arthur. John Matthews has conceived a quartet of books underthe title Red Dragon Rising, of which this is the first volume. We meet Arthur, Merlin, the Questing Beast, the Green Knight and the mysterious Nine women...