[Review] Just Behind You
Mike O’Driscoll explores Ramsey Campbell’s world – ‘a dark, refracted vision of our own’ – in his short story collection Just Behind You.
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Born To The Dark (The Three Births of Daoloth #2)
David Allkins picks up Born to the Dark, the second in Ramsey Campbell’s Three Births of Daoloth trilogy, full of subtle cosmic terror, which demonstrates ‘skill gained from decades of writing’.
The Wise Friend
In The Wise Friend, David Allkins goes on Ramsey Campbell’s creepy trip to places where the traveller may find that they are not alone…
The Companion and The Retrospective & Other Phantasmagorical Stories
Dan Carpenter looks at The Companion and The Retrospective, a career-spanning two-volume collection of Ramsey Campbell’s short stories…
The Inhabitant of the Lake and Visions From Brichester
Horrified’s Ally Wilkes takes a look back at The Inhabitant of the Lake and Visions From Brichester, two volumes collecting Ramsey Campbell’s Mythos writings…
The Village Killings and Other Novellas
William Brown discovers The Village Killings and Other Stories, an astonishing and unsettling collection of five novellas by Ramsey Campbell…
The Man Who Read Campbell
In this very personal consideration of the work of Ramsey Campbell, Horrified’s Editor-at-Large, John J Johnston, discusses the short stories of the multiple award-winning author, editor, and critic’s extraordinary and prodigious career…
Ramsey Campbell, Probably
David Allkins ventures into the vault of Ramsey Campbell’s writing on himself, his work, and other books and creators going back to 1980s Britain…
[Review] The Searching Dead (The Three Births of Daoloth #1)
David Allkins reviews The Searching Dead by Ramsey Campbell, a 1950s tale of supernatural dread and the first in his new trilogy The Three Births of Daoloth…
The New Abject – review
Richard Gough Thomas reviews The New Abject, a collection of short stories exploring the queasy, contagious and wretched…