Tag: Antonia Christophers

A man sits in thought, hearing the sound of the waves, the ringing of the bell of marker buoy; the third of five sons who went to sea,

Having established their home over the last few seasons in the high-ceilinged cavern of Big Belly, a venue far larger than that which hosted Casting the Runes in

The sound of pouring rain fills a dark, cavernous space, the smell of damp permeating the walls; while magnificent in its capacity, the remote Bly estate and the

It seems astonishing now, almost one hundred and thirty years after publication, that Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray was initially considered so shocking that despite having

The arrival of Mr Innocent Smith at the gothic wrought iron gate of Beacon House is the cause of much alarm and exclamation among the residents of Diana

Night of the Demon, released in 1957 and re-edited for the American market where it was known as Curse of the Demon, is one of the most celebrated