<p><b>More extraordinary but true stories from London’s history.</b></p><p>In this fascinating follow-up to his bestselling <i>London’s Strangest Tales</i>, Tom Quinn makes a further foray into the weirder side of the capital, bringing us a splendiforous collection of bizarre-but-true stories that explore a thousand years of London’s history.</p><p>Discover the ghosts that stalk West End theatres, the mysterious mummy who lives in a City church cupboard, and secret tunnels under the Thames. Find out why there’s a TARDIS at Earl’s Court, why frogs once rained from the skies, and why the mulberry tree in the gardens at Buckingham Palace isn’t quite what it was supposed to be.</p><p>A dip-in-and-outable treasure trove of London lore, <i>London’s Truly Strangest Tales </i>is both an ideal gift for dyed-in-the-wool Londoners who want to find out more about the great city they live in, and the perfect souvenir for people just passing through.</p><p>Word count: 58,000</p>