Victoria Day

Victoria Day lives in North Yorkshire with her family, two border terriers, and many books.

Her short stories have appeared in Nebula Press, The Ghastling, Sarob Press, Vault of Evil, Supernatural Tales, Side Real Press, Ghosts and Scholars, Hypnogoria, The Silent Companion, and the They’re Out to Get You anthology edited by Johnny Mains.

Greven Hall was a runner-up in The Ghastling’s 2021 Novella Competition. Her one act play, Take What You Want, was performed at the 2022 Nidderdale Festival. She has written reviews of supernatural short story collections for the Grey Dog Tales blog.

Her comedic poem, The Ballad of Brave Sir Louis, about one of her dogs was published in Animal, Vegetable, Mineral by Gibbon Moon Books and another, about her other dog, A Dog’s Guide to Criminal Cats, will be published soon.

Greven Hall: A Yorkshire Ghost Story

1896 and Charles Greven is a broken man, returning from his Army command in India in disgrace. He has nowhere to go except Greven Hall, a place he was sent away from years ago.

His father, General Sir Arthur Greven, waits in Greven Hall, once a fine house, but now becoming decrepit. He is lonely and ill and dreading Charles’ return. He has secrets and bad memories of his own.

Aimee, a blind young woman, lives at Greven Hall, cared for and loved. But her dreams are becoming disturbing. Charles’s return becomes a catalyst for long hidden sins to emerge. Lust, hypocrisy, murder, cruelty and ancient hatreds must come to the surface. They can haunt...