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LIVE EVENT: General Witchfinders x Tasel & Skylark Books
Join the General Witchfinders for our first-ever live show! We are partnering with Dorchester’s premier bookshop, Tasel and Skylark, for a night of high-strung atmosphere and folk horror.
- Date: Tuesday 5th May
- Venue: Kings Arms Hotel, Dorchester
- Featuring: Live music, exclusive story readings, a deep-dive talk on Folk Horror, and the official launch of our brand-new zine.
Tickets are strictly limited – grab yours now at www.generalwitchfinders.com
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