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James Herbert

UK  (1943 - )
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About James Herbert
James Herbert is one of the world's most popular novelists. His books are sold in thirty-three foreign languages, including Russian, and Chinese. Widely imitated and hugely influential, his novels have sold more than forty million copies worldwide. He lives in London, England.
 
Series
Rats
1. The Rats (1974)
     aka Deadly Eyes
2. Lair (1979)
3. Domain (1984)
4. The City (1994)
The RatsLairDomainThe City
 
HauntedThe Ghosts of Sleath
 
Non fiction
James Herbert's Dark Places
 
Anthologies containing stories by James Herbert
Gaslight and GhostsScare CareDancing with the DarkThe Mammoth Book of Best New Horror Volume Eleven
The Mammoth Book of Haunted House Stories
 
Short stories
Maurice and Mog (1987)
Ghost Hunter (1988)
Hallowe'en's Child (1988)
Breakfast (1989)
Not Very Psychic (1997)
Others (excerpt) (1999)


Awards
British Fantasy Society Best Novel nominee (1995) : The Ghosts of Sleath
British Fantasy Society Best Novel nominee (2004) : Nobody True


Books about James Herbert
James Herbert: by Horror HauntedDevil in the Dark
 
James Herbert recommends
The Influence
The Influence (1988)
Ramsey Campbell
"Gripping, touching exceptional. For me, it's Ramsey Campbell's finest."
Steel Gods
Steel Gods (1990)
Scott Grønmark
"Terrific horror/thriller... Fast, furious and absorbing. Highly recommended."
Rook
Rook (1996)
(Rook, book 1)
Graham Masterton
"Horror at its best."
Trauma
Trauma (2001)
Graham Masterton
"One of the few true masters of the horror genre."



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