Suffer the Children: A Ghost Story

A homage to M R James. It is 1904, and an Oxford don decides to spend the Christmas vacation conducting research in rural Norfolk. But in the library of the country house where he is staying, he finds the records of a terrifying tragedy. A short story.
Praise for Suffer the Children by Dominic Selwood

'Mysterious, intelligent and wonderfully creepy (*)' The Reader's Hollow

'Selwood has mastered this style and the tale leaves you with chills long after you've finished reading (*)' Shari Sakurai

'Ultimately, Selwood has written what can only be described as a perfect short story' Horror Palace - Featured Review

A SHORT GHOST STORY

London, 1897. An elderly bibliophile receives a letter from the recently retired head of the Bodleian Library in Oxford. But the tale it relates of a book buying journey to Cracow soon turns into a hellish nightmare.

A homage to M R James, the undisputed master of the Victorian antiquarian ghost story .

Please note: this is a short story like the original M R James short stories. It is about 4,000 words long, in a 32-page small format book (7" x 4.3").