Queit Places: A Novella of Cosmic Folk Horror
The title, printed in crude block letters, was Highways, Havens and Highlands by James Hendry.
“It’s by a local author,” Jane said. “He was my uncle actually. He collected local folklore. He was hoping to get it published nationally or at least for the local tourist trade, but he couldn’t resist putting in a few things about our little town. Local legends and such, and well, you know how secretive folk are around here. There were objections, and in the end he just had a few copies printed for private circulation. A shame, because it’s really rather good. Anyway, I really think you’ll find it . . . educational. What with . . . what with living here and everything . . . ” Jane tried to smile.
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