We’ll be considering ghosts, ghost stories and folk tales when authors Eleanor Conlon and Martin Vaux – widely known for their the popular Three Ravens podcast - join us for a chat on Sunday 20 September.

The podcast focuses the history and traditions of folk tales in all their manifestations.

The pair’s new book – due in September – is The Three Ravens Ghost Tales : Original ghost stories filled with the past, present and future of fear.

Their previous book, ‍The Three Ravens Folk Tales : New tellings of half-forgotten stories from England's 39 Historic Counties, offers accessible new versions of traditional tales collected from around the country.

We’ll have lots to talk about: The literature of hauntings; the intertwining of folk tales with ghost stories; traditions in storytelling; the elements of a great ghost story - and lots more besides.

Copies of The Three Ravens books will be available on the afternoon, as well as at Much Ado before the event.

We’ll be recording the session in the first-floor event room at The Star Inn, Alfriston. Doors will open at 4pm on Sunday 20 September.

Tickets cost £6. Use this webpage to secure your place, or stop in at Much Ado. (Note: We won’t issue physical tickets, but will keep a guest list.)

Check out Eleanor and Martin’s podcast - click here to visit the Three Ravens' website.