clive barker

I've only read a couple stories so far, not impressed as of yet. Anyone have any favorites from these volumes?

This is one of my all time favorite books. With the evil psychiatrist tricking his patient into thinking he is a mass murderer, and sending him unknowingly into the arms of the real monsters of a place called Mydion, where he is accepted. Once he's dead...it's a quick read, and well worth it...

So what i remember from the book is that there is a little girl who gets on a boat travels to a world where there 12 or 24 cities that represent each hour of the day. Theres also a red man that has 12 heads who is helping her. And the main villain has some sort of fish bowl around his head with...

Its a man lost at sea and becomes claustrophobic .he jumps out of boat when he comes back death is there on the boat .might be clive barker idk seen it on youtube comment.could it be Galilee by clive barker?it kinda sounds like The Rime of the Ancient Mariner but there where 100s of sailors on...

Does anyone know of a novel or series that's similar to Clive Barker's Cabal? I love the Nightbreed story and would be very interested if anyone knows of anything similar please.

hi I'm a fan of Clive Barker's prose work and have been for years and I'd like to get into his comic stuff but I have no idea where to start? Any ideas or reconditions would be much appreciated.

Mister B. Gone Clive Barker Harper Collins, Nov 2007, $24.95,248 pp. ISBN 9780060182984 When the reader opens the book, the demon Jakabob Botch who is trapped insides begs his audience to burn the book so his miserable existence can come to an end. He begs, cajoles and entices before he finally...

Coldheart Canyon Clive Barker Harper, Nov 2009, $14.99 ISBN: 9780061769054 Willem Zeffer manages the career of silent film star Katya Lupescu who sadistically took pleasure from others. While in Romania, Willem buys painted tiles from a medieval monastery that graphically show bizarre sexual...

This is something of an oddity. In about 1990, the BBC made a programme where six writers and film-makers sat about and discussed horror. Chairing the discussion is Clive Barker, along with the writers Ramsey Campbell, Lisa Tuttle and Peter Atkins and the directors John Carpenter and Roger...

Hi all, Looking for recommendations for new horror please. In the past I've really enjoyed Stephen King, James Herbert and Clive Barker. I've read almost all of the novels these guys have written. I've recently been reading novels by Robert R. McCammon who I'd recommend. So, hopefully this...

I recall Clive Barker first hitting the headlines in the late 1980s with his dark fantasy novel Weaveworld, which was nominated for the World Fantasy Award in 1988. I also read some other books by him over the next few years, although Weaveworld is the only one I've kept to read again sometime...

I have a vague memory of reading a book 10 years ago involving a man possibly inheriting a carpet/tapestry that he could step into that would take him to another world/reality etc. There was a blue? character? And I have a vague sense that some of the real world stuff took place in Liverpool...

MISTER B. GONE Clive Barker 23rd October HarperCollins Mister B. Gone marks the long-awaited return of Clive Barker, the great master of the macabre, to the classic horror story. This bone-chilling novel, in...

Original review by Chris Raynor: Clive Barker is famous for his dark novels of horror and terror, but Weaveworld is something different. Ostensibly a fantasy novel, the feelings it produces are of darkness, beauty, terror, tragedy, originality, unsettledness, twisted, tormented, confusion and...

Barker's new book coming out 2 July - HC 2,500 pages!!:eek: How can it be possible? Amazon.co.uk: The Scarlet Gospels: Books: Clive Barker

I've been hunting down Clive Barker's books of blood for ages now, not the compiled volumes, the first edition, first print, back in 84/85, when it really was 6 books. This week I finally found a mint copy of book 5, It arrived by post this morning. Sorry, very sad, but I was chuffed anyway...

For anyone attending FantasyCon news just confirmed. ...Talking of FantasyCon, we have a special event on Saturday 23rd September 2006, 8.30pm - 9.30pm: Q and A with Clive Barker and Simon Bamford, otherwise known as Butterball from Hellraiser and Ohnaka from Nightbreed! Places strictly...

was just wondering if anyone could help me!wanted to know if Barker features any other 'black' protagonists in any of his other novels aside from Galilee?...would be most helpful if anyone could point me in the right direction. ruth

Anyone read his YA series Abarat?

Bagged a rather cool book yesterday -Clive Barker's A-Z of Horror (compiled by Stephen Jones)- As per an alphabetical index (A for American Psycho, B for Beelzebub...) it randomly picks on various horror personalities and sub-genres and provides artcicles on each topic with decent amounts of...