Some God, Some Angel, Some Devil - Out Now!

 

A man is haunted by the spirit of his dead wife.

He knows he murdered her but can’t remember why.

He has forgotten that a lodger is about to move in.

The screams of his dead wife obliterate all else.

A black comedy, a murder (possibly) a mystery (definitely).

This play was first performed in 1993 by Exiled Theatre.

ALL PROFITS FROM THE SALE OF THIS BOOK GO TO WORLDWIDE CANCER RESEARCH.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Some-God-Angel-Devil/dp/B0FN7PPN44

Edmund Son of Gloucester - On Sale Now

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The Comic Mystery Plays - Out Now

This new collection of plays is available to buy from Amazon here.

The Mediaeval Mystery Plays Retold with added bite! 

Bring to life timeless tales from the bible in these new and exciting plays. 

Recreate the works of the Mediaeval Guilds as you perform your own Mystery Cycle! Created for performance by school, church, community and amateur groups, these plays are designed to work in any location! 

Includes: Adam and Eve, Noah’s Ark, The Nativity, The Slaughter of the Innocents, The Wedding at Cana, The Garden of Gethsemane, The Trial of Christ, The Crucifixion, The Harrowing of Hell and The Resurrection.

As well as the ten plays this book includes a foreword by the Bishop of Chelmsford, The Right Reverend Stephen Cottrell, information about the Mystery Plays, Casting forms, workshop guides and other materials to help you put on your own performances.

For more information, a school's performance pack or permission to perform please contact comicmysteries@outlook.com

Christmas on the Black Meadow - On Sale Now

A perfect Christmas gift for the Black Meadow traveler in your life (or you could buy it for yourself!)

 Do you see shadows in the mist? Are you stalked by meadow hags? Do you long to play with black stars? Do you crave a darker yule?

Then this book could be for you!

Christmas on the Black Meadow

It is Christmas on the North York Moors.

The snow sits upon the heather and bramble. The fences around  

RAF Fylingdales are silent and still. A dense mist grows in the 

distance. If you listen closely you can hear strange Yuletide chants,

the hum of a land sphere and the cackle of a meadow hag.

This collection of Christmas tales from the Black Meadow 

contains three new Yuletide stories. Experience a beautiful 

inversion of The Nativity in A Black Meadow Christmas, warm

 your toes in a tale of matriarchal terror in The Meadow Tree and 

marvel at the delightful wonders of The Black Star. You will also find

 details of ideal gifts you could give and games that you can play 

when visiting the Black Meadow.

With beautiful illustrations by Andy Paciorek and Nigel Wilson, this is a festive treat that will bring joy and fear in equal measure to your Christmas celebrations.

All profits from the sale of this book 

go to Worldwide Cancer Research.

Click to buy here!

Please note...

You can buy Christmas on the Black Meadow around the world. Most of the Amazon outlets are now selling it...

So whether you are in the US, the UK, Germany, Canada, France, Spain, or Italy you can buy this lovely little Yuletide terror.

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

Chris Lambert Author Page on Amazon

Check out my Author page on Amazon.

Some fascinating facts on there!

Chris Lambert has been writing since 1991, creating plays for Tilt, Voice, Workswell Productions and his own company Exiled Theatre. He is currently working on his second novel, a time-travelling religious satire. He won the 2012 Reading playwright competition, Off the Block. Chris has been working with Yorkshire musician Kev Oyston on a musical collaboration called "Tales from the Black Meadow" inspired by the strange folk tales surrounding the North York Moors. Chris is also a secondary school Head of Drama and works as a sound artist.

Highlights of his artistic career so far include:

Turning St Mary's Minster into a massive jukebox playing sounds captured from the area.

Mixing fiction, lies and truth in the ghost play "Deadman's Lane" set in the Theale road of the same name.

Recording the "Whispered Hopes" of over a thousand individuals in the creation of a sound installation.

Writing and recording a song about his new moustache for Movember.

Writing and touring the "Official" prequel to "King Lear" - "Edmund Son of Gloucester"

Collaborating with the writer Jonathan Shelley on Shakespearean romp "Kill the Messenger", black supernatural comedy "Vampire Hospital", Poe adaptation "Some words with a Mummy" and portmanteau homage "Detention of Terror".

For more visit the page!