Sentence examples for curious tales from inspiring English sources

Poor Souls' Light: Seven Curious Tales is available now.

The subjects had their own curious tales about being on the other end of the spectrum.

Criminal approaches the genre from a thoughtful angle, privileging curious tales and quirks of jurisprudence over anything overly grisly.

For me this is more than mere personal affection, and I work closely with a number of others – writers Jenn Ashworth, Alison Moore, Emma Jane Unsworth and Tom Fletcher and artist Beth Ward – to publish a bespoke anthology of "Curious Tales" each year (this year's volume is Poor Souls' Light: Seven Curious Tales).

Congregation of Innocents: Five Curious Tales with an Introduction by Patrick McGrath is available to buy from publisher, priced £8 plus p&p.

I was recently invited to contribute a graphic story to a collection of uncanny tales, Congregation of Innocents, published by the Curious Tales collective.

It's a curious tale.

The story threw up a curious tale of a paid print ad that the Australian Financial Review refused to run.

Behind these events lies the curious tale of Ashton's infatuation with Dick Beard, a young American dancer.

So what does this curious tale of a mediocre restaurant prove?

It's a dark and curious tale, but not one the actor is keen to revisit in public.