Tag: ramsey campbell

• November 5, 2022

  [REVIEW] Fellstones – by Ramsey Campbell

  Available: September 2022 Publisher: Flame Tree Press A creepy community, an overbearing family, strange secrets, something fantastical in and underneath the stones…I was sucked into this novel right out the gate. I was pulled back to it every chance I got over the course of three days. It’s not often I devour a novel these…
• October 30, 2021

  [REVIEW] Born to the Dark – by Ramsey Campbell

  1985. Dominic Sheldrake is now a lecturer on cinema. His and Lesley’s son small son Toby has begun to experience strange nocturnal seizures that no medical help seems to be able to treat. Meanwhile Dominic assumes the occultist Christian Noble is out of his life, but his influence on the world is more insidious than…
• January 9, 2021

  [REVIEW] The Searching Dead – by Ramsey Campbell

  THE SEARCHING DEAD By Ramsey Campbell Published by Flame Tree Press Available February 2021 In the past year, I’ve discovered Ramsey Campbell and his quietly executed brand of horror. Of the four or five titles of his I’ve read so far, each has left me intrigued and interested, but never horrified. In fact, I think…
• January 6, 2021

  [FEATURE] Best Reads of 2020

  Sitting down and viewing my GR list for 2020 was a bit of a surprise. I read quite a few comics and short stories this past year, for one. And two, this year must have been horribly long, because I could have sworn a bunch of these titles were actually read in 2019. To compose…
• July 22, 2020

  [REVIEW] The Influence – by Ramsey Campbell

  THE INFLUENCE By Ramsey Campbell Published by Flame Tree Press I only recently read Campbell for the first time – his name not being a staple here in the states, as it is overseas – so I’m still learning what to expect from his writing. Though I found The Wise Friend to share more fantasy…
• June 26, 2020

  [REVIEW] The Wise Friend – by Ramsey Campbell

  *4 out of 5* I’d heard his name, but never read Ramsey Campbell prior to The Wide Friend. This unique and intriguing novel caught my interest enough that I will continue picking up Campbell books along my journeys. This story felt less like horror and more like mystery, for me. And I’m fine with that.…