Graham Masterton

[Pedro Del Mar]

Been recommended to me so have picked up the following used paperbacks:

Tengu
Revenge of the Manitou
Angel
Burial
Walkers
Prey

Quite a bit to get my teeth into!

 

[BigBadBob141]

As horror writers go he's not bad at all, written some good books.


His short story collections are worth getting too, but tend to be a bit rare.
I recommend his novels "Spirit", "The House That Jack Built", "Black Angel", "Flesh & Blood", "Burial".
Happy Hunting, Good Reading & Good Luck.

 

[Ice fyre]

Flesh and Blood is a particular favourite of mine. Just love the way the plot strands pull together. His short story collections are fantastic, on a par with Clive Barker at his best. I found his syle good but brutal, he's not an author one reads if one has a weak stomach .

 

[BAYLOR]

I recommend his novel The Wells of Hell , It's great stuff.

 

[Pedro Del Mar]

Almost finished Tengu, and got to admit it's had me hooked!

It's bloodthirsty, quite erotic in parts, a very interesting take on Japanese revenge for Hiroshima. I'd definitely recommend it for anyone who's looking for an old school, well written, interesting horror novel

 

[JunkMonkey]

May I ask the Masterton fans here where The Heirloom ranks in his books? It's the only one of his I have read and I thought it was pretty dreadful. Did I just pick a bad place to start or am I just not going to like his stuff?

 

[BAYLOR]

May I ask the Masterton fans here where The Heirloom ranks in his books? It's the only one of his I have read and I thought it was pretty dreadful. Did I just pick a bad place to start or am I just not going to like his stuff?

If your going start Masterton start with The Manitou and then The Wells of Hell