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  1. Oct 1, 1987 · Stephen Gregory. 3.53. 926 ratings195 reviews. For a young couple, the small cottage tucked away in a quiet village in the mountains of north Wales, a legacy from a distant, estranged uncle, is a dream come true. The one condition of the inheritance is that they keep the uncle's beloved pet cormorant. They soon discover, however, that the ...

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  2. Apr 19, 2021 · Date:19.04.21Written by: Wales Arts Review Posted in: Articles Literature. The Cormorant | Stephen Gregory on his Horror Classic. Welsh horror novelist Stephen Gregory reflects on the inspiration behind his award-winning 1986 debut novel, The Cormorant, and gives an insight to the influence the book has had in the many years since its first ...

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  6. Feb 24, 2019 · THE CORMORANT | Stephen Gregory06.18.2013 (original written in 1986) | Valancourt BooksRating 3/5 stars. A young family has inherited a small cottage in north Wales. The home was surprisingly left to them by a bachelor uncle, who lived a quiet life.

  7. the cormorant by Stephen Gregory ‧ RELEASE DATE: May 3, 1988 In an eerie, effective but puzzlingly withholding first novel, a young English couple and their toddler son move to a cozy Welsh mountain cottage inherited from a distant uncle--and are unstrung by the raucous power of a pet sea crow that the uncle's will demands they care for.

  8. Jun 12, 2019 · Rating: ★★★★☆. Synopsis. ‘ [An] artful first novel, reminiscent of the tales of Poe . . . Gregory uses a low-key style and subtle lyricism to build an atmosphere of nightmarish horror in a tale that could become a classic.’. – Publishers Weekly. ‘ [A] first-class terror story with a relentless focus that would have made Edgar Allan Poe proud.’.

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