Author: Fred Urquhart

Some of the best of Fred Urquhart's ghost stories are gathered in this volume. They include humorous and satirical tales, depicting an afterlife in...

The scene is Edinburgh, 1939. Lives are about to change. Blackout, bomb shelters, cinemas, dance halls, all call out to the girls and young women t...

Jezebel's Dust is the story of two young teenage girls infected by the love of uniforms in Edinburgh and London early in the war. They come from th...

Originally published in 1940, Fred Urquhart's first collection of short stories brings to life the modern Scotland of the 1930s, using his inimitab...

By 1937, many people, both employed and unemployed, were anticipating war, but from 1939 they were all thrust into it. Fred Urquhart's second colle...

The Year of the Short Corn was first published in 1949, and the war, or its immediate aftermath, forms a presence in most of the stories. It can be...

This is the first publication of the last collection of his short stories that Fred Urquhart planned. It displays the full range of his work: unspa...

Highly praised by leading critics on its first publication this collection of some of Fred Urquhart''s most subtle and skilful stories depicts the ...