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John Linwood Grant lives in Yorkshire with a pack of lurchers and a beard. He may also have a family. When he's not chronicling the adventures of Mr Bubbles, the slightly psychotic pony, he writes a range of supernatural, horror and speculative tales, some of which are actually published. You can find him every week on greydogtales.com, often with his dogs.
Genres: Historical Mystery
Novels
Omnibus
Collections
A Persistence of Geraniums and Other Worrying Tales (2017)
A Few More Winter Tales (2018) (with Nathan Burgoine, Nick Campbell, Sarah Caulfield, Sacchi Green, Stephen M Hornby, Gene Hult, Catherine Lundoff, Paul Magrs and Anthony Townsend)
Where All is Night, and Starless (2021)
A Few More Winter Tales (2018) (with Nathan Burgoine, Nick Campbell, Sarah Caulfield, Sacchi Green, Stephen M Hornby, Gene Hult, Catherine Lundoff, Paul Magrs and Anthony Townsend)
Where All is Night, and Starless (2021)
Series contributed to
Anthology series
Great Detective Universe
1. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 1 (2020)
2. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 2 (2020)
3. Sherlock Holmes and the Great Detectives (2020)
4. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 3 (2022)
5. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 4 (2022)
6. The Book of Carnacki the Ghost-Finder (2022)
1. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 1 (2020)
2. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 2 (2020)
3. Sherlock Holmes and the Great Detectives (2020)
4. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 3 (2022)
5. Sherlock Holmes and the Occult Detectives vol. 4 (2022)
6. The Book of Carnacki the Ghost-Finder (2022)
Anthologies edited
John Linwood Grant recommends
The Occultists (2020)
Polly Schattel
"An Edwardian tapestry of ceaseless occult war and worldwide political struggle … Schattel surprises by skillfully reanimating old tropes as she explores dreadful personal loss, unexpected betrayal, and dogged persistence. With its memorable monstrosities—both human and other—its conflicted protagonist, and a plot full of twists, The Occultists is a fascinating tale of both the esoteric and the mundane."
The Ghost Finders (2021)
Adam McOmber
"More than the traditional occult detective fare, this intricate novel manages to intertwine period fascination with spiritualism/occultism and the question of those greater cosmic forces which might be lurking in the wings. This is a skilful blend of interesting characters, conflicting loyalties and betrayals which, with a wry-and purposeful-nod to Hope Hodgson's Carnacki the Ghost Finder, also questions the whole endeavour of investigating the supernatural. Clever and intriguing."
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