brian lumley

The House of Cthulhu Brian Lumley Tor, Sep 2005, $23.95, 256 pp. ISBN: 0765310732 In 1967 a treasure of ancient secret tomes were discovered that shed a light on the great primal island continent of Theem’hdra where sorcery wars were the norm. As the scribe of these incredible documents, the...

Tarra Khash: Hrossak! Tales of the Primal Land, Volume 2 Brian Lumley Tor, Apr 2006, $23.95 ISBN 0765310759 With the exciting first fantasy tale, readers will quickly understand why Brian Lumley is an award winning author whose fans are fanatical about his work. The six tales that make up this...

Necroscope: The Touch Brian Lumley Tor, Jun 2006, $25.95 ISBN: 0765316099 In 1990 the E-Branch agents of the British Secret Service sense the death of the Necroscope Harry Keogh though he dies in a parallel universe. Not long before Harry’s brain splintered into nano pieces, Scott St. John...

Sorcery in Shad Brian Lumley Tor, Sep 2006, $23.95 ISBN 0765310775 After five years away, mighty magician Teh Atht has returned to the Primal Land, having failed at his quest. He comes home seemingly empty-handed. At the same time that Teh returns “home” Tarra Khash continues his hedonistic...

Brian Lumley Companion Edited by Brian Lumley and Stanley Wiator Tor, Jul 2006, $17.95 ISBN: 0765304406 This work obviously targets die hard fans of the author of the Necroscope tales. The BRIAN LUMLEY COMPANION is a wonderful addition that provides insight into the author and his works from...

The Ghost Quartet Marvin Kaye (editor) Tor, Sep 2008, $25.95 ISBN: 0765312514 “A Place of No Ending” by Brian Lumley. In Eastern Dartmoor Moor, Paul learns first hand the truth about ghosts. “Hamlet’s Father” by Orson Scott Card. Teenager Hamlet knows his father the Danish King thinks little...

Necroscope: Harry and the Pirates Brian Lumley Tor, Jul 2009, $23.95 ISBN: 0765323389 “For the Dead Travel Slowly”. In 1981 the Necroscope Harry Keough is back in his hometown of Harden staying with his longtime friend Jimmy Collins while he seeks clues to his missing beloved Brenda and their...

I was an avid follower of his Necroscope series and his take on Lovecrafts Cthulhu Mythos in Mythos Omnibus. I think I have completed the bookshelf of his work over the years. Anyone else a fan or enjoy Lumleys work on SFF?

I really like Lumley's Necroscope, but I have never read any of the following novels from his series. I have heard that the series ends on a fairly weak note. Is that true? If not the rest of the series, would you recommend any other novels authored by him?