Wylding Hall
In the summer of 1972, a British folk-rock band retreats to Wylding Hall to record their breakthrough album. Amid the ancient estate's shadows, inexplicable events unfold, binding the group in secrets that echo through the decades. Elizabeth Hand's evocative novel weaves music and mystery into a chilling tapestry of memory and the uncanny.
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Wylding Hall follows a fading British folk-rock band on their retreat to a secluded estate in the 1970s. Seeking inspiration for their next album, the musicians immerse themselves in the eerie surroundings of the old house.
The story unfolds through the recollections of band members years later, revealing the strange occurrences that unfolded during their stay. The isolated setting amplifies the sense of unease as past and present blur.
Elizabeth Hand crafts a narrative that blends music, mystery, and the supernatural, capturing the essence of a pivotal moment in the band's history.
The novel explores themes of creativity, loss, and the lingering impact of youthful experiences in an atmospheric, introspective style.
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