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Ramsey Campbell Interview - Infinity Plus Non-fiction
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Extractions: by David Mathew Ramsey Campbell has been publishing horror fiction for over thirty years. He is the most respected living horror writer, with more awards for his work than any other writer in the field. His dark, brooding, psychological tales depend far more on the use of atmosphere and suggestion - showing only what needs to be shown - than they do on the use of pages of blood and gore. Regarded as a serious artist, he has been called the Horror Writer's Horror Writer. His latest novels ( The House on Nazareth Hill appeared in paperback in 1997) have received some of his best ever reviews. The following interview took place at his home in Wallasey in England, where he lives with his wife and two children. David Mathew: I'd like to start by throwing back at you a quote that you made twenty years ago. "The horror story is one of the few popular forms that has not been cheapened; the only one which has retained the force of a cumulative tradition." How far do you still go along with that statement? Ramsey Campbell: I would almost contradict myself and say that for a while the field has been in danger of sinking under its own dross, basically. For instance, I used to co-edit
The Darkest Part Of The Woods By Ramsey Campbell - An Infinity Plus Review
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Extractions: The Darkest Part of the Woods Holidaying in Australia at Easter, I found an American edition of a book by Ramsey Campbell that had an enthusiastic blurb-quote from Interzone on the back, albeit for a different book entirely. I can remember being visited by a distinct sensation of unease, but I couldn't pin it down. Something about the triangulation of places, perhaps: with Merseyside's finest ending up in a Melbourne bookstore, having taken the scenic route via the States. What was it? Only a few seconds later I realised that the quote in question had been written by me, and that I'd been searching for a reason why the words sounded so familiar. I mention this only because it's an adequate representation of two matters concerning Ramsey Campbell. Much later in this review I will touch upon the second matter, but the first, I would say, is the reader's reaction. When Campbell is at the top of his game, there is often a moment of stunned acceptance a fluttering in the solar plexus, perhaps when you begin to realise what exactly is going on. And it's never pretty. Sure, you were following the plot, but you didn't quite understand the significance of (for example) that letter; and the result is like a flood of ink through your sternum. Black ink, naturally; for I maintain that Campbell is the finest writer of horror fiction in Britain. Or to put it another way, when asked to define a perfect horror movie, a friend of mine once said, half-seriously, half-joking, that it should be ninety minutes of that feeling you get when you think you've lost your car keys. I liked that a lot. Let's apply that to Ramsey Campbell's work. Let's open
Campbell John Ramsey (1946 - )
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Ramsey Campbell - Anagrams
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J. Ramsey Campbell
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Roman Policier - Campbell, Ramsey, 1946-
de l'anglais, Muriel Vandermeulen. Bruxelles C. Lefrancq, 1998.
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Extractions: Campbell, Ramsey, 1946- Unique refuge / Ramsay [i.e. Ramsey] Campbell ; traduction de l'anglais, Muriel Vandermeulen. Bruxelles : C. Lefrancq, 1998. 489 p. ; 24 cm. (Attitudes-best-seller) ISBN 2-87153-370-2. ISBN 2-87153-370-9. SDM: 9814350 [A 4] [Titre original: The one safe place. Ed. originale, 1995.] Violent et dérangeant, ce roman criminel décrit les aléas d'une famille normale avec une bande de sociopathes. Terreur et suspense habilement entretenus. [Yvon Allard] Accueil Retour Plan du site Recherche Dernière mise à jour de cette page : 8 août 2001
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The Face That Must Die, By Ramsey Campbell
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Extractions: Reviewed by Robert Allen The Face That Must Die Ramsey Campbell is an interesting author. His writing first crossed my path in the form of Cthulhu Mythos stories, and his book "Cold Print" [Scream Press, March, October 1985] , where he writes the dedication "For Fritz Leiber and Bob Bloch, who were there before me and did it better." Although I find the stories which Campbell weaves to be original and interesting, I find them hard to read due to his being British, and his writing with a distinctly British tone. Being the illiterate 'merican I am, reading Ramseys' stories require extra effort. His novel "The Face That Must Die" convinced me however that the effort expended is well worth it! The book is 213 pages, with well over a dozen examples of J.K. Potters' unique form of photographic art. The jacket ad blurb claims "Too strong for the New York publishing establishment, Scream/Press proudly presents this novel of murderous paranoia. This first hardcover printing restores previously edited material including a deleted chapter as well as featuring a long, autobiographical introduction written expressly for this edition." Strong words those, but the book lives up to them in spades. The Introduction goes on at length about Ramsey Campbells childhood in a disfunctional family. If you read the Intro alone, not knowing where it came from, you'd think you were reading a horror short story. It was scary. But it only sets the stage for the main story, The Face That Must Die.
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DarkEcho Review: Ramsey Campbell & Modern Horror Fiction By ST Joshi
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Extractions: ISBN: 0853237654 (July 2001) Joshi can't do anything about the economics of the situation, but his work does bring deserved attention to both Campbell and his writing. He approaches Campbell's body of work thematically and does a commendable job of both analysis and literary context. Joshi is a thorough writer, but not a particularly entertaining one but that is said as warning only to the general reader. The book is definitely readable and, as part of a university press academic series, one can hardly expect a jolly frolic. Perhaps the single area Joshi touches on too lightly on is Campbell's influence on a younger generation of writers, but this is probably an impossibility at this stage. The history is yet to be written. Ramsey Campbell and Modern Horror Fiction certainly belongs in every library on both sides of the Atlantic, on a good many shelves owned by horror critics and mavens and should be read by any sincere student of modern horror. Paula Guran , originally appeared in The Spook back to index Many of the books mentioned on this site are available through Amazon.com. By using the link to the right to search for and order books (or anything else) you are benefiting this site. Thank you.
'Ancient Images' By Ramsey Campbell (1989)
Queer Horror, Ancient Images. book fiction Ancient Images Author ramsey campbell;Publisher Scribner's Sons; Year 1989; Country US; Pages 311. Warnings. Nudity
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Extractions: book fiction Warnings Nudity: Sex: Violence: Description: The protagonist of this well-written horror novel is a female film editor who investigates the murder of her friend, and older gay-film collector. He had discovered a "lost" Boris Karloff film, since stolen, and the editor suspects that it holds the key to the murder. Her search for clues leads to a mysterious community in rurla England, and to an old secret. The film collector is gay, and he and his lover are well portrayed. Qvamp says: "This was an okay story. There is a gay couple in the book, and the death of one of them starts the story. Homosexuality is brought up from time to time, but is not an integral part of the plot." Rating No ratings Queer Vampire Rating No ratings Amount of Gay Content same-sex relationship Read it? Want others to know what you thought of it, then rate this book Want to buy it qvamp@QueerHorror.com
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Extractions: useful numbers newsletter links site information Ramsey Campbell Ramsey Campbell is one of the most prolific horror writers working today. His work is distinctive and unsettling, often combining the familiar landscapes of his home town of Liverpool with a half-glimpsed nightmare world where little girls' faces run like warm putty, and a creeping, misshapen something is scratching and mewling just out of the corner of your eye.
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