Spores of doomFrom the fungus webbed 'House of Usher' to the maddening, fungus like wallpaper of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's classic tale of madness, and Ray Bradbury's account of insidious mushroom dispersal via the US postal system, weird fiction has harboured a thriving culture of fungal horrors throughout the past two centuries. With stories of mycological possession alongside dark, pulpy science fiction monstrous fruiting bodies run amok, this anthology

Prue Leith describes herself as greedy in all senses of the word

Winner of the Arthur C

But when old Narcisse

father and entrepreneur

autumn to winter

And while the poppy is often associated with WWI

Can our unorthodox but brilliant gang catch the killer before it's too late

revealing that music is part of our DNA - not just in its role as pastime

Kate's reflections and insights will encourage

The author also wrote "The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole"

anything could happen - and everything has

lies and betrayals