Tales from the Black Meadow - Blog Launch

Exiled Publications are proud to announce the launch of Tales from the Black Meadow - The Blog.

This new site promises to explore folklore, music and act as a hub for all things Black Meadow.

Join us.

Tales from the Black Meadow - The Launch - Article in Reading Post

Review of "Tales of the Black Meadow" launch - Excuses and Half Truths

A lovely review of the launch last week.

Check it out here.

Test Transmission: Tales From the Black Meadow Book & CD

For a great write-up of this exciting event check out the Test Transmission blog by Keith Seatman.

Test Transmission: Tales From the Black Meadow Book & CD: Went to the book launch of Tales of the Black Meadow the other night with my friend Mr Palmer . This event was held at The Reading Cent...

"Tales from the Black Meadow" is available to buy from Amazon.

"Can you tell me, maiden fair

Can you tell me if or where

I shall see my child again

Walk upon the fields of men?

Will she ever stumble back

 From the meadow all a’black?"

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Tales From the Black Meadow - Press Release for Launch

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Tales from the Black Meadow

A new book of Supernatural short stories is being published in September.

It is written by local author Chris Lambert and illustrated by local artist Nigel Wilson.

This book explores the legendary “lost” village of Black Meadow. A mysterious place on the North Yorkshire Moors that is described as the “root of strange occurrences, nightmares and disappearances”.

The book will be launched at Reading Central Library on September 19^th at 7pm. Entrance is free.

The launch will be an evening of drama, music, film, readings and refreshments.

There will be a performance of “The Devil and the Yoked Man” an adaptation of one of the short stories, a lecture about the mystery surrounding Black Meadow as well as a new film adaptation of “Curse of the Black Meadow”.

Do not go into the mist.

Do not dance with the horsemen.

Do not listen to the cry of the Rag and Bone Man.

 

Chris Lambert began investigating Black Meadow in collaboration with Kev Oyston, a composer from Yorkshire. Kev Oyston created an album of music for a “lost” Radio 4 Documentary “Curse of the Black Meadow” that Chris helped to resurrect. Each track on the CD inspired Chris to write a poem or story. It is a very exciting project that spans counties and shows the creative opportunities that the internet provides.

Tales from the Black Meadow is available to buy from Amazon and bookshops in Reading and Yorkshire.

The album is available to buy from Amazon.

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Tales from the Black Meadow - Launch Countdown

 

Press Release for Launch of "Tales from the Black Meadow" - Come Along

Tales from the Black Meadow

A new book of Supernatural short stories is being published in September.

It is written by local author Chris Lambert and illustrated by local artist Nigel Wilson.

This book explores the legendary “lost” village of Black Meadow. 

A mysterious place on the North Yorkshire Moors that is described as the “root of strange occurrences, nightmares and disappearances”.

The book will be launched at Reading Central Library on September 19th at 7pm. 

Entrance is free.

The launch will be an evening of drama, music, film, readings and refreshments.

There will be a performance of “The Devil and the Yoked Man” an adaptation of one of the short stories, a lecture about the mystery surrounding Black Meadow as well as a new film adaptation of “Curse of the Black Meadow”.

Do not go into the mist.Do not dance with the horsemen.Do not listen to the cry of the Rag and Bone Man.


Chris Lambert began investigating Black Meadow in collaboration with Kev Oyston, a composer from Yorkshire. Kev Oyston created an album of music for a “lost” Radio 4 Documentary “Curse of the Black Meadow” that Chris helped to resurrect. Each track on the CD inspired Chris to write a poem or story. It is a very exciting project that spans counties and shows the creative opportunities that the internet provides.

Tales from the Black Meadow is available to buy from Amazon and bookshops in Reading and Yorkshire.

The album is available to buy from Amazon.

Tales From the Black Meadow - Launch - Poster

Tales from the Black Meadow - Launch Date Announced

Tales from the Black Meadow will be launched at Reading Central Library on Thursday 19th September at 7pm.