S.B. Braithe
Horror,
Fiction
& Travel
Where grief meets folklore, and the land remembers what we try to bury.
S.B. Braithe
Where grief meets folklore, and the land remembers what we try to bury.
The Books
A haunting collection of three folk horror novellas rooted in the British landscape — where grief, memory, and the quiet power of place whisper in the dark.
A man travels to a remote island seeking redemption. A bride waits for her dead beloved in a village that still honours ancient vows. And in a forgotten corner of Britain, the ground begins to whisper back.
Evoking the atmospheric dread of Andrew Michael Hurley, Adam Nevill, and Michelle Paver.
Three tales of unease and dread — modern horror where the familiar becomes the most frightening thing of all. A haunting exploration of identity, isolation, and fear.
For readers of Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, and Catriona Ward.
From the Road
England · Folklore
A road trip through Yorkshire's most unsettling corners — from the Bolton Strid to Heptonstall's roofless church and the Roman soldiers walking beneath York.
April 2026
Fiction · Horror · Morocco
Travel writing. Mostly. Don't go beyond the water. When the sun goes, we go.
April 2026
History · Travel
Lisbon was destroyed by an earthquake, a fire, and a tsunami — all in one morning. Then they built the new city on top of the old one, and called it Lisbon.
April 2026
Culture · Food · Identity
On the Bengali obsession with maachher jhol, and what happens to your relationship with food when you live sixteen years from home.
April 2026