Shadows on the Hillside

<p>An anthology featuring stories that take the reader deep into the strangeness of the landscape where reality flickers like summer's heat. An empty car with a door hanging open by an endless field of wheat; shimmering heat at midsummer when <em>something </em>walks unseen in the sunlight; a sense of presence in the view below you as you reach the crest of a hill and look down upon... a story yet untold.</p><p><br></p><p>Contents:</p><p>Between Skin and Sea - Cat Hellisen</p><p>All That Dead Beauty - Andrew Hook</p><p>The White Wood - Sarah Singleton</p><p>Bog Goddess - Fiona McGavin</p><p>Parrot's Drumble - Jordan Biddulph</p><p>Ochre and Faience - Nerine Dorman</p><p>A Hard Country to Die In - Paula Wakefield</p><p>Lightening - Rose Biggin</p><p>The Green Calling - Storm Constantine</p><p>The Mydford Medusa - Freda Warrington</p><p>Sanatorium - Grace Alice Evans</p><p>The Lighthouse - Emma Coleman</p><p>The Winter Wife - Kari Sperring</p><p>The Road to Tempol - Wendy Darling</p><p>Crabtree Field - Jessica Gilling</p><p>On Venus Street - Liz Williams</p><p>Work Die Heh Heh - Paul Houghton</p><p>Borderline - J. E. Bryant</p><p>Icarus Fall - John Kaiine</p><p>About the Authors</p><p><br></p><p>Shadows on the Hillside is a sightseeing odyssey into the literary strange. The anthology is dysfunctional in all its lucidity where summer evenings stretch and stark black hills deadstare against a blood sky at weathered sandhills and tors in a beauty of heartache and place. <em>- Aurealis</em></p>