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F.R. Jameson
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January 08, 1975
in Cardiff, The United Kingdom
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In my dream last night I was stood outside the Surrey Quays shopping centre knowing that something awful was going to emerge from below. Of course I’ve had this dream so many times, I’m aware what’s going to happen before there’s a single tremor or hint of disturbance. But last night was different, the fear and intensity of the vision was so incredible that it was impossible to believe for even...
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The Wannabes
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Hell's Secrets
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Read By Dawn: Volume II
by Adele Hartley, Joshua Reynolds , Brian G. Ross  4.43 avg rating — 7 ratings
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The Love of my Life (Horror)
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Original story published on Literary Magic website. I've ticked the 'Horror' genre box for now, but if the lead character was doing this he would say it was 'Romance'.
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| This slice of teenage gang life in 1960’s New York is one of the best books I’ve read in a while. Basically comprising a series of vignettes detailing the character’s existences as they make the journey from rowdy adolescents into adulthood, it’s und...more | |
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How about a thriller where a detective (think old, worn out and a refugee of a James Elroy novel) investigates the deaths of two ex-colleagues, seemingly at the hands of a long vanished sixties radical? Or imagine a book where a detective is hired to...more |
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| Reading a modern classic for the first time, one which has been adapted into a number of movies and to a certain extent has entered the culture, is a fine way to set oneself up for disappointment. How can it possibly match its reputation? How can it...more | |
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Here (he said in his best Alan ‘Fluff’ Freeman voice) are my top five Pick of the Pops from ‘The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 22’ – At number five we have Scott Edelman’s ‘What Will Come After’. One of a number of zombie tales in this volume, but t...more |
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| Reading this ambitious zombie novel I started to ponder why glibness and an arched cleverness work so well in cinema (for example, the ‘Scream’ movies) but can fall dead flat in a novel. Maybe it’s because watching a film is more of a fleeting experi...more | |
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| Reading Gerard DeGroot’s ‘The Seventies Unplugged’, while also watching Dominic Sandbrook’s BBC2 show about the same decade has been a study in contrasts. Sandbrook’s view is that the decade is nowhere near as bad as its reputation suggests, in fact...more | |
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| Reading this directly after Kingsley Amis’s ‘Colonel Sun’, really does show up the flaws in this other ‘literary’ Bond novel. For a start, Faulks does not get anywhere near as close to Fleming’s voice as Amis did. Whereas ‘Colonel Sun’ could have bee...more | |
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hey f.r. jameson! i enjoy watching you read and write about what you read. just sayin'. keep up the good work. ben
I don't know enough Y. Ripper history to know why he was named as Peter Williams in the book and not Sutcliffe. I shall have to ask an older colleague who was a uni student at the time of the murders so remembers it all very well.
Thank you for adding me as a friend. =)http://www.cardshark.com/content/view...
Dreamsbane of Tamalor
Read some of your short stories and thoroughly loved them. I have to see about getting my hands on your book! I think "Wilderness" was my favorite.
Hi, glad to be your friend on Good Reads!In the UK? How exciting to meet a fellow author across the pond. I am in California with ancestry links to Redwood Castle in Ireland through my da's Irish Clan.
I've not read much horror, (and I am a cozy mystery author, greatly influenced by the British cozy authors) of horror genre, I have read classics from Peter Straub, E.A. Poe and a few others.
I was a Finalist Judge for the Eppies this year and surprisingly one of the novels I was given to judge was horror. It was so very well-writtten I gave it the highest possible score!
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www.ElizabethEaganCox.net
