It's one of the most terrifying mythical creatures in history – a huge black dog with 'hellish' red eyes that haunts East Anglia. Now, in his quest to unravel some of England's most famous folklore ...
Since the Middle Ages, the legend of Black Shuck, a 7ft dog, has terrorised East Anglia. In time for Halloween, his story has been animated by Anglia Ruskin University students, Tara Wood, Katherine ...
The legend of Black Shuck inspired Sherlock Holmes novelist Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to create the Hound of the Baskervilles The demon dog of East Anglia is set to feature in a new graphic novel. Mark ...
There’s no way to know just how many lives Gabe saved that day along the Tigris River. With his handler, U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Charles “Chuck” Shuck, issuing commands from more than 100 yards away, ...
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A sleepy town where Britain's best cheese is made and Prince Harry's book is printed has the highest number of satanists in England and Wales. Figures from the 2021 census show that 70 out of an ...
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A unique slice of Suffolk folklore – the legend of Black Shuck – is to feature in a new graphic novel by an author who grew up in the county. Mark Allard-Will, who was born in Newmarket and grew up in ...
The demon dog of East Anglia is set to feature in a new graphic novel. Mark Allard-Will is writing the book about Black Shuck - who is said to have terrorised churchgoers in Bungay and Blythburgh, ...
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