Winterwood: And Other Hauntings

Keith Roberts presents Winterwood and Other Hauntings, a collection of seven ghost stories published by Borgo Press in 1989. The author brings literary craftsmanship to tales that blend the eerie with the everyday, creating narratives that linger long after reading. This volume appeals to readers who appreciate supernatural fiction grounded in emotional depth rather than cheap thrills. It suits those interested in the intersection of memory and loss within the ghost story tradition. Readers seeking fast-paced action or explicit horror may find the tone too contemplative. The title story, Winterwood, explores themes of memory and loss through a haunting narrative structure. Roberts uses his characteristic depth to weave these elements together, offering a distinct perspective on the uncanny. The collection does not rely on shock value but instead focuses on the psychological weight of the supernatural. This approach makes the stories feel personal and enduring. The book is organized as a series of standalone tales that share a common atmospheric quality. It draws on the classic tradition of ghost stories while maintaining a unique voice. Fans of literary horror will find much to appreciate in this carefully constructed anthology. The ISBN for this edition is 9781587150821.