Robert Aickman: An Introduction (Gothic Chapbooks)
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| Rating | : | 4.19 (955 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0913045101 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 76 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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He is the author of books on J. . Sheridan Le Fanu and Ramsey Campbell and the editor of The Gothic Chapbook Series from Gothic Press. Gary William Crawford is a poet, fiction writer, and critic of horror literature
About the Author Gary William Crawford is a poet, fiction writer, and critic of horror literature. . Sheridan Le Fanu and Ramsey Campbell and the editor of The Gothic Chapbook Series from Gothic Press. He is the author of books on J
a biographical & literary introduction to Aickman A. C. Walter This book is 76 pages, the last 12 pages of which are dedicated to bibliography. The production is fairly basic, with a front cover featuring a detail from the cover illustration of Aickman's THE RIVER RUNS UPHILL. The book is staple-bound, which unfortunately means that there is no readable spine--hence, the book is not destined for the bookcase.The book's first chapter, "The Life," runs 20 pages and pulls tog
He was a drama and film critic as well as on the boards of opera and ballet companies. Aickman also founded The Inland Waterways Association in Britain, which upgraded Britain's rivers and canals. Very much feeling a sense of twentieth century Angst, Aickman wrote elegant, moving tales of subtle terror. Robert Aickman was one of the most important writers of ghost stories in the last century. His personal, deeply felt tales were consummately poetic. This book is an overview of the man writer Fritz Leiber hailed as "the weatherman of the unconscious."