Wylding Hall

I wanted more out of this book. More creep, more explanation. I had to stop reading for a bit, because I wasn't that fond of the documentary motif. But when I picked it up again, I was ready for it and enjoyed it more. The setting was charming, though I wish there had been more OF the setting. I wanted pages and pages of weird house, weird burial mound, weird everything, not just little snippets. The atmosphere was well-handled, the musicians felt like old former hippie folk artists. It actually reminded me of college, though I was in college decades after the 60s. But the book reminded me of hippie, folk-loving friends I had. So even though it's eerie, I was almost filled with warm fuzzies. The musical aspects were handled very well. I just wanted a bit more horror with my folk.