Description
Death Lines is a walking guide about London’s role in horror cinema. It’s inspired by the city’s dark histories, complex architectures, spooky streets, and eerie residents. The guide includes eight walks through different areas like Chelsea, Notting Hill, Westminster, Bloomsbury, Covent Garden, the East End, the river Thames, and the London Underground railway. Each walk is well researched and guaranteed to give you chills.
It has received praise from Kim Newman, Starburst Magazine, The Fortean Times, and made the 2024 book list of Stewart Lee
“Death Lines is the London A to Z horror fans will need … a guide to the darker shadows of the city, for those who want to walk in the steps of vampires, ghouls, monsters and sundry fiends of the fog”
Kim Newman
“A thrilling collection of themed walks through the underbelly of London’s psychotronic cinema, imbued with the peculiar sensation of overheard whispers imparting arcane knowledge of the double lives of the city’s dark corners and iconic structures.”
Kier-La Janisse
“Wonderfully engaging and informative… for horror film lovers with a passion for London locations and flaneurs with a penchant for the macabre and the haunted.”
Virginie Selavy
