The Affair of the Unquiet Grave


My short story "The Affair of the Unquiet Grave" appears in the debut issue of ANVIL: Iron Age Magazine. The story features some truly beautiful illustrations from the very talented comic artist Eric Ninaltowski. 

Death stalks the stately halls of Ashworth House—a mysterious affliction, spectral apparitions... perhaps even murder. But such is the stock-in-trade for Sir Alastair Fitzaubrey, Regency-era gentleman and occult detective. An acknowledged master of the arcane, he is summoned by the parish constable to investigate the strange happenings at the manor, much to the chagrin of the lord of the house, to say nothing of the local church authorities who take a dim view of his sorcerous practices. Undaunted, Sir Alastair must uncover the truth, but will he be able to find the cause of the unexplained deaths before it is too late? Find out, in The Affair of the Unquiet Grave.

It's a real privilege to be included in the premiere issue of the exceptionally well produced indie magazine. The second issue of ANVIL is currently crowd funding over at Fund My Comic, and if you missed issue one, there is still an option to get caught up in the campaign for issue two.

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