Clavering Grange: The Boring List

[dem bones]

R. Chetywynd-Hayes' Clavering Grange stories

In THE DARK MAN Chetwynd-Hayes first introduced readers to the haunted mansion Clavering Grange; since then he has written more than half a dozen other books (the most recent being the novel THE HAUNTED GRANGE) about the building or the tainted ground on which it stands, spanning the centuries from Elizabethan times into the far future. His dream is for a producer to film THE CLAVERING CHRONICLES: "We can work our way through the centuries then," he points out. "It would run for a long time".

Stephen Jones & Jo Fletcher - A Writer In The Dark Lands, Skeleton Crew, Sept. 1990.

The Dark Man (aka And Love Survived) (Sidwick & Jackson, 1964)

Tales From The Other Side (Kimber, 1983: Tor, 1988 as 'The Other Side')

Woodwork - 1850
Bricks And Mortar - 1969
Loft Conversion - 1980
Labour-Saving Devices - 2000

The King's Ghost (Kimber, 1987: Tor, 1988 as 'The Grange')

Tales From The Hidden World (Kimber, 1988)

Those That Serve - 1900
Life Everlasting - 1963
The Cringing Couple Of Clavering - 1980
Home And Beauty - 1985

The Haunted Grange (Kimber, 1989)

There are also several Clavering Grange tales spread out over his collections including:

The Door Cold Terror
The Fly-By-Night The Monster Club
A Clavering Chronicle Tales From The Haunted House
Clavering Retreat Tales From The Shadows
Tomorrow's Ghost Tales Of Darkness

If we go on what Jones & Fletcher say, there are two more Clavering Grange books (one of which I assume is Kepple?), and I'm sure I've missed some of the scattered stories. So if anybody of immaculately dressed disposition can elaborate ....

[Johnlprobert]

Kepple isn't a Clavering Grange book, but it is a hot contender for worst RCH novel (along with pretty much all the rest of them). I think you've got the lot there, Dem. But I might be tempted to check through my collection once more.

[dem bones]

Clavering Grange watch continued.

The Wanderer from The Elemental (Fontana, 1974).