A FEAST OF FRIGHTS FROM THE HORROR ZINE
Each of these anthologies has been bigger and better than the last, meaning A FEAST OF FRIGHTS is the most substantial of them all (at least until the next one).
CREATURES OF THE POOL
Of the thirty-some novels by Ramsey Campbell, this is only the second to be written in the first person.
THE COUNT OF ELEVEN
England’s Ramsey Campbell is one of the finest horror scribes on the scene, and THE COUNT OF ELEVEN one of his best-ever novels
The Many Faces of THE FACE THAT MUST DIE
Ramsey Campbell’s THE FACE THAT MUST DIE is one of the most powerful serial killer novels ever written.
Remembering Scream/Press
The collector’s book market of the 1980s through the (mis)fortunes of Scream/Press.
The H Word
Nobody, it seems, wants to be associated with the “Horror” label.
THE NAMELESS
One of the most effective horror movies of recent years, adapted from a Ramsey Campbell novel by the debuting Spanish filmmaker Jaume Balaguero
2007: Bedlam in Print
2007 is over. A good year? For horror literature I’d say yes, it was
2006: Bedlam in Print
Welcome to the first installment of my year-end overview of the year in horror fiction
PIGEONS FROM HELL
Justifiably well known though the late Robert E. Howard is for his heroic fantasy tales (of Conan, Kull and other larger-than-life heroes), few people know that Howard also left behind a handful of extremely accomplished horror stories