Goblin Tales of Lancashire - James Bowker

Venture into the whimsical and sometimes mischievous world of Lancashire folklore with James Bowker's "Goblin Tales of Lancashire." This carefully prepared print edition resurrects a collection of short stories steeped in the rich goblin lore of the English countryside. Discover a realm where humor and tradition intertwine, exploring the enduring fascination with goblins and their place in the cultural landscape of England. Bowker's work offers a glimpse into a specific regional mythology, showcasing the unique character of Lancashire's supernatural inhabitants. A captivating blend of literary collection, humorous fiction, and social science, this book is a treasure trove for anyone interested in folklore, regional English tales, and the timeless allure of goblin stories.

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