"A night on the Moor and other tales of Dread" by R. Murray Gilchrist

I found this lovely collection of short stories in a cheap wordsworth edition while we were at Whitby. I have to say it was probably the best collection of short stories I've read since Dunsany. While a collection of ghost and supernatural tales I wouldn't really call them horror stories, though they did have some horrific elements. There was lots of romance and tragedy. They reminded me a little of adult fairy tales except that they were written in the Late Victorian/Edwardian era. But I would definitly recommend them. Except for the last two stories that were added as an "appendix" and had the characters all talking a phonetic dialect which was rather annoying, but the main collection of stories were all wonderful.