Orphan Dinah
Dinah, an orphan raised by the Bamsey family, is torn between suitors among the moor farms, with the steady Lawrence Maynard at the heart of her story.
Dinah, an orphan raised by the Bamsey family, is torn between suitors among the moor farms, with the steady Lawrence Maynard at the heart of her story.
Wright's 1905 illustrated tour of South Devon's towns, coast and countryside, published by Valentine and Sons of Dundee.
Henry Everett's 2025 anthology of more than 50 traditional tales of the Pixies, Piskeys, Knockers and Spriggans of Cornwall, Devon and Somerset.
At Bratton Clovelly, Honor Luxmore, the frugal, red-cloaked 'Red Spider', keeps her widower father's house and cares for her siblings.
A 1913 Dartmoor novel from Trevena's most critically-praised period; the free scan online is the 1914 American edition.
Sue Viccars' Pathfinder walks guide to South Devon and Dartmoor, 28 routes through the moor's moorland, tors and surrounding coast and countryside.
A folklorist's tour of the odd customs, beliefs and everyday relics that survive from a distant past, from hearth and bell to superstition and rhyme.
At Fox Tor Farm near Princetown, Grace Malherb, daughter of the hot-tempered Maurice Malherb, loves Cecil Stark, an American held in the war prison on Dartmoor.
On the northern moor below Cosdon Beacon, a novel of the Trevail family and their neighbours, Lizzie Dunning and the Mortimores among them, and the quarrels and loyalties that bind a moor community.