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Tales from Scotland's Otherworld

These original short stories are inspired by Scottish folklore, fairy tales and legendary figures from Scotland's rich storytelling tradition. Each story reimagines a familiar legend from the perspective of the Otherworld, offering a fresh way to experience the myths that have inspired my contemporary fantasy romance. 

Short Stories

A Hand Held in the Dark

Just Another Day on the Farm

Just Another Day on the Farm

What happened to the  Ghillie Dhu when he met a young woman in the woods?


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A Hand Held in the Dark 

Just Another Day on the Farm

Just Another Day on the Farm

Just Another Day on the Farm

Bogle's are tricky creatures!


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Just Another Day on the Farm 

The Tide Turns

Just Another Day on the Farm

The Fire We Did Not Fear

Many of us know the story of the seal wife. This short story is a twist on that tale.


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The Tide Turns 

The Fire We Did Not Fear

Just Another Day on the Farm

The Fire We Did Not Fear

Have you heard of the Linton Worm? It's a funny name for a Scottish dragon.

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The Fire We Did Not Fear 

The Lament of the Cailleach

The Lament of the Cailleach

The Lament of the Cailleach

This is an ode to the Cailleach who once was a powerful figure in Scottish Folklore.


Read the short story here:   Lament of the Cailleach 


The Stream of the Blue Men

The Lament of the Cailleach

The Lament of the Cailleach

Inspired by the Blue Men of the Minch, mysterious sea spirits from Scottish folklore. 

The Stream of the Blue Men 

The Borders Dweller

The Lament of the Cailleach

The Washerwoman at the Ford

Not for the faint hearted. Take care in the borderlands to avoid the redcaps.


Read the short story here:  

The Borders Dweller 

The Washerwoman at the Ford

The Lament of the Cailleach

The Washerwoman at the Ford

This story is inspired by tales of the Bean Nighe from Scottish folklore. The Bean Nighe is a female being from the otherworld who washes the clothes/shroud of the person about to die, whilst singing a lament.

Read the short story here:  Tales from Scotland's Otherworld - The Washerwoman at the Ford. 

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