Moon on Dark Water: The Birchiam Chronicles

Here are seven journeys, not simply to a town called Birchiam, but to the far edge of reality … and then far out beyond that edge. Don’t expect to come back with your skin completely dry. "An author at the height of his powers. He's every bit as good as the best you'd care to mention" -- Matt Williams, Amazon. "Tony Richards understands the balance that must be upheld between fantasy and reality. (He) has immediately established himself as a favorite in my mind" -- Matt Molgaard, Horror Novel Reviews. "Richards is a master at combining horror, fantasy, and humor in a way that will mesmerize readers from cover to cover" -- Rhomylly Forbes, RT Book Reviews. "A hell of a writer, one of today's masters of dark fiction" -- Mario Guslandi, Horror World. "A terrific author. A unique and eloquent voice" -- John Pelan. "Man, this guy can write. (He) has the power to introduce you all over again to the pleasures of reading good prose" -- Ed Gorman. "A master of the art" -- Peter Tennant, Black Static, "An amazing voice" -- James. A. Moore.

About the Author

Tony Richards is the author of a dozen novels and more than 100 short stories, with his books appearing from such publishers as Pocket, Pan, and Harpers and his short fiction featuring regularly in Cemetery Dance, Weird Tales, and Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine. His debut novel, The Harvest Bride, was shortlisted for the HWA Bram Stoker Award, and in 2008 his collection Going Back was a finalist for the British Fantasy Award. Widely travelled, he often sets his fiction in locations he has visited. He currently lives in London, England, with his wife.

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