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Jim Causley and Miranda Sykes mark the centenary of Sabine Baring-Gould's death with an album of songs he collected on and around Dartmoor.
Jim Causley's first album of exclusively Dartmoor songs, a musical tour of the moor featuring ballads collected by Sabine Baring-Gould, music hall ditties and new compositions.
Devon folk singer and songwriter whose album Songs of Dartmoor is a musical tour of the moor, from ballads collected by Sabine Baring-Gould to modern compositions.
A three-volume novel that opens on the Barbican of old Plymouth, where the pawnbroker Lazarus holds the debts of a proud, declining aristocratic family.
A romance of the north Cornwall cliffs, where the orphaned Judith Trevisa is drawn into the orbit of the wrecker Coppinger.
A warm, opinionated portrait of the vanishing world of the English country house, squire, parson and village, much of it from his own Lew Trenchard.
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.
His first and most famous work of folklore: an account of the werewolf legend and the history, myth and dark cases behind it.
A popular Victorian collection tracing the origins of famous medieval legends, from the Wandering Jew and Prester John to William Tell and the Man in the Moon.
