The clans of darkness
Subtitle: Scottish stories of fantasy and horror.
By: Foreword by Angus Wilson.
Publisher: Taplinger Pub. Co.
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: Fantasy fiction, Scottish; Horror tales, Scottish; Scotland -- Social life and customs -- Fiction
Table of contents: title: Thomas the Rhymer (traditional).; title: The secret commonwealth, by R. Kirk.; title: Satan's invisible world discovered, by G. Sinclar.; title: A night in the grave, by Sir W. Scott.; title: The black ferry, by J. Galt.; title: The brownie of the Black Haggs, by J. Hogg.; title: The ghost with the golden casket, by A. Cunningham.; title: The sea-maiden, by J. F. Campbell.; title: The doom of Soulis, by J. M. Wilson.; title: The House of Eld, by R. L. Stevenson.; title: The man in the bell, by W. E. Aytoun.; title: Red hand, by N. Munro.; title: Through the veil, by Sir A. C. Doyle.; title: The outgoing of the tide, by J. Buchan.; title: The wolves of God, by A. Blackwood.; title: The clock, by N. M. Gunn.; title: Tam Mackie's trial, by H. MacDiarmid.; title: The strange meeting, by A. J. Cronin.; title: Music when soft voices die, by J. K. Cross.; title: Sealskin trousers, by E. Linklater.; title: Dead men walk, by A. Hamilton.