Brian Lumley Libros

The silence of the grave is not silent at all. In their millions, the dead are screaming...but no one can hear them! Atop a perilous cliff, deep in the Balkan mountains, rises the castle of the Ferenczy. Once it was a stronghold of the Vamphyri...and now it will be so again, for Janos Ferenczy, vampire and black magician, has risen from his ages-long sleep. Powerful and evil, Janos conjures dead men and women into a semblance of life and subjects them to fiendish tortures. But the shrieks of the dead do not satisfy Janos's lust for blood--for that he needs living humans. His terrifying armies of the risen dead will soon overwhelm a helpless, defenseless mankind... Helpless and defenseless because a terrible battle against the vampires has destroyed Harry Keogh's deadspeak, leaving the Necroscope deaf to the teeming dead...and to their warnings of Janos's reign of terror. To save the world, Harry must join forces and link minds with the most powerful, and deadliest, vampire of all!

Harry Keogh makes his long-awaited return as the Necroscope! Set during the fan-favourite Lost Years era of Keogh's career, these tales, "For the Dead Travel Slowly" and "Harry and the Pirates" see the Necroscope do battle with horrors both real and imagined, eternal and ethereal...

From the undead vampire in the Romanian mausoleum, Boris Dragosani tries to draw an evil force so powerful he will gain supremacy in the ultra-secret paranormal agency he works for in Russia. His official job is as a NECROSCOPE - his speciality is tearing secrets from the souls of newly-dead traitors. And England too has her necroscope - her communicator with the dead. When Harry Keogh is recruited by the British Secret Service to take on the paranormal menace from behind the Iron Curtain, the stage is set for the most horrifying, violent supernatural confrontation ever..

Exploring the profound nature of fear, this work delves into humanity's deepest emotions, focusing on the primal fear of the unknown. It examines how this fear shapes our experiences and perceptions, influencing behavior and decision-making throughout history. Through insightful analysis, the book invites readers to confront their own fears and understand the impact of the unknown on human life.

"Beyond death to eternal damnation. Russia's Ural mountains hide a deadly secret: a supernatural portal. Soviet scientists and ESP-powered spies, in a secret military base, study the portal--and the powerfully evil creatures that emerge from it, intent on ravaging mankind. When Jazz Simmons, a British agent sent to infiltrate the base, is captured by the KGB espionage squad and forced through the portal, his last message tells Harry Keogh, necroscope, that the vampires are preparing for mass invasion ..."--Back cover

Featuring a spotlight on Brian Lumley, this issue includes an interview and a biographical history, showcasing his contributions to horror literature. It presents two new stories, "The Man Who Killed Kew Gardens" and "The Hymn," alongside works from various authors such as Charles M. Saplak and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro. Additionally, the magazine includes features by notable writers like Marvin Kaye and Craig Shaw Gardner, making it a rich collection for horror enthusiasts.

There's a maniacal murderer on the loose, brutally slaughtering young women with a ferocity that rivals that of vampires Harry Koegh has spent his life combatting. The Necroscope's been asked to solve the crimes...asked by the dead spirits of the madman's victims. Harry cannot turn down a request from the dead...even if it costs him his soul. In the climactic battle with the vampires, mankind prevailed and purged the vampires from earth--thanks to Harry, his team of psychically-gifted spies, and Faethor Ferenczy, long-dead 'father' of the world's vampires, who betrayed his own kind. But Harry's alliance with Faethor has a terrible cost--Harry's very humanity is under attack from the vampire evil coiled in his mind! Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

The collection features eight long short stories centered around Brian Lumley's most popular characters, highlighting the adventures of Harry Keogh, the original Necroscope. It includes three brand-new tales that delve deeper into Keogh's supernatural abilities and encounters. Fans of horror and the weird will find a rich blend of suspense and the uncanny throughout this anthology.

The Brian Lumley Companion offers an in-depth look at the life and literary contributions of Brian Lumley, featuring insights from editor Brian Lumley and acclaimed author Stanley Wiater. This guide serves as a valuable resource for fans and scholars, providing detailed analyses, personal anecdotes, and a comprehensive overview of Lumley's influential works, making it essential for anyone interested in his writing and legacy.

Acts of nobility and heroism define the adventures of Titus Crow and his loyal companion as they confront the terrifying Elder Gods from H.P. Lovecraft's mythos. Battling the formidable Cthulhu and his sinister minions, they strive to protect the world from destruction. With each encounter, Titus Crow showcases his bravery, repeatedly pushing these dark forces back into their shadowy realms.