Ghosts at the Old Library is a series of ghost stories for Christmas. Commissioned by Levenshulme Old Library, a community-powered arts charity based in South Manchester. The stories all respond to the former Carnegie library building in Levenshulme, the surrounding area or the local community. To find out more please visit levenshulmeoldlibrary.org.uk
Ghosts at the Old Library
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Ghosts at the Old Library is a series of ghost stories for Christmas. Commissioned by Levenshulme Old Library, a community-powered arts charity based in South Manchester. The stories all respond to the former Carnegie library building in Levenshulme, the surrounding area or the local community. To find out more please visit levenshulmeoldlibrary.org.uk
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December 16, 2025
Items by David Hartley
Writer and performer David Hartley shares his ghost story, "Items," set in Levenshulme, exploring themes of domestic unease and the lingering memories within a family home.
December 19, 2024
The Woman in the Park by Lucy Edmiston
A ghost story for Christmas. Mary, a new mother in a new town, seeks solace in her local park. But who is the strange woman who mirrors her lonely walks? As the winter sets in, Mary gradually begins to question her marriage, her sanity, and the hidden connections between her past and this unsettling figure in the snow. Lucy Edmiston is a writer and poet based in Manchester. Her short story 'Mothers and Daughters' was longlisted for the 2024 Motherhood Uncensored Writing Competition and is due for publication in the accompanying collection this winter. She is currently working on a haiku project. Written and read by Lucy Edmiston Music and production: Oscilloscope Artwork: Zoe McLean Series editor: Richard V. Hirst For more information visit: https://levenshulmeoldlibrary.org.uk/ (levenshulmeoldlibrary.org.uk)
December 19, 2024
The Letter Box on Cromwell Grove
A ghost story for Christmas. When Ukrainian refugee Olga moves in with the quiet, grieving Wilsons, she finds herself perturbed by the eerie stillness of their home and its strange collection of antiques. As unsettling events unfold, Olga realizes that the house holds secrets she never could have imagined. Reshma Ruia is a poet, novelist and co-founder of The Whole Kahani, a collective of British South Asian Writers. Her first novel, Something Black in the Lentil Soup, was described in The Sunday Times as ‘a gem of straight-faced comedy’. Her debut collection of poetry, A Dinner Party in the Home Counties, won the 2019 Debut Word Masala Award and her novel Still Lives won the 2023 Readers Choice Award. Written and read by Reshma Ruia Music and production: Oscilloscope Artwork: Zoe McLean Series editor: Richard V. Hirst For more information visit https://levenshulmeoldlibrary.org.uk/ (levenshulmeoldlibrary.org.uk)
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