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Lamont, C.(Ed.) (2024) The Weird Tales of Dorothy K. Haynes. [Scholarly Editions] Full text not currently available from Enlighten. Publisher's URL: https://shop.bl.uk/collections/bookshop/products/the-weird-tales-of-dorothy-k-haynes Abstract The fabric of Dorothy K. Haynes’ weird fiction is truly the stuff of nightmares, where horrors cruel and mundane are interwoven withthreads of dark fairy folklore and twisted witchcraft to deliver heady supernatural thrills.
Dorothy K. Haynes Dorothy K. Haynes (1918-1987) was a Scottish novelist, journalist and short story writer who came to specialise in the ghostly and weird tale. Her impressive collection Thou Shalt Not Suffer a Witch was published in 1949, and she became a regular contributor to the legendary Fontana and Pan horror anthologies in the 1970s. Craig Lamont is a researcher and editor, and an expert on Dorothy K. Haynes’ works and archive.
‘What matters now is the momentum in studying Haynes and her unique voice in Scottish literature, and making the best use of it going forward.’ With the republication of Dorothy K. Haynes’ memoir Haste Ye Back, we asked the editor of the new edition to tell us why we should be reading Haynes now, and why she fell out of the canon. Haste Ye Back By Dorothy K. Haynes (edited by Craig Lamont) Published by ASL If you have heard of Dorothy K.
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