

Donnington Castle
As a young man I lived in Newbury. It's where I used to drink myself silly, fell in love, had children and lived with the better part of...

Paul Jameson
Feb 5, 2018


Covent Garden and William's Ghost
Last week I promised the letter 'C', and so I'm taking you to Covent Garden for one of London and Britain's many ghost stories. Who...

Paul Jameson
Jan 29, 2018


Boscastle and a Pagan Place
The letter 'B', and I so want to live in Boscastle. Have done ever since I was lucky enough to be taken there by my wife for a holiday nearby. I was ill at the time with poor mental health, but the atmosphere of the place is like a natural remedy that calms and soothes the being. It’s in the air. A magickal place, special even in Cornwall, Boscastle’s a small village and port, nestled down in a steep valley that follows the River Valance. It has places to eat, shops to wander

Paul Jameson
Jan 22, 2018


The Art of Folklore
Today I start off my alphabetic tour of folklore and its influence on me with the letter 'A'. At first I struggled with what to write....

Paul Jameson
Jan 15, 2018


Folklore, Ghosts, and my Writing
In my humble opinion there’s naught quite so magic as the folklore and history of the Isles of Britain. Having spent a decade in...

Paul Jameson
Jan 8, 2018


Finding Peter Pan's Wendy
Have you ever heard of Cockayne Hatley? Nor had I until I stumbled upon it one day with my daughter, Finty. We were searching for historic sites and ghosts in Potton Wood and only a few miles from where I live in the UK is this tiny little hamlet, as old as the hills and called Cockayne Hatley. In truth, it's no more than a single, deadend lane that occupies two hills on the borders of Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire, houses flowing down into a steep valley between. On one

Paul Jameson
Mar 6, 2017













