Charles Wilkinson writes with a very classical and subtle touch - the quiet historical writing, the haunting weird tale, shot through with hints of deep strangeness and wildness, elegance and refinement. This is the type of writing that slowly seeps its way into your mind, and that pulls you in slowly until you find yourself deep in the strangeness of it all. Subtle and immersive. The January Estate presents a pair of stories that showcase the author's unique style.
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#1 · 2017The Drone Outside 
#2 · 2017The Big-Headed People and Other Stories 
#3 · 2017How I Learned the Truth about Krampus 
#4 · 2018The Rimini-Ferrara Line 
#5 · 2018Crossfaded in Narnia 
#6 · 2019Family Matters 
#7 · 2019Third Instar 
#8 · 2019The Uneasy 
#9 · 2019The Man Who Murdered His Muse 
#10 · 2019Some Pink Star 
#11 · 2019The Lighthouse 
#12 · 2019Animals of the Exodus 
#13 · 2019All That Is Solid 
#14 · 2020La Ronde 
#15 · 2019Tomorrow, When I Was Young 
#16 · 2019The Illiterate Ghost 
#19 · 2021Affairs of a Cardiovascular Nature 
#23 · 2021My Rabbit's Shadow Looks Like a Hand 
2020Invisible Influences 
2021Furious in the Expanse 
2022The January Estate 
2023Journey to the Centre of the Onion Risingshadow
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