In the final days of RAMSEY CAMPBELL: 60 YEARS OF SERVING HORROR, organised by Flame Tree Press, I add my humble postscript. But there are few better ways to mark…
In a relatively recent review, I suggested that, just as "the wrong man" had become a central, recurring theme in the work of Hitchcock, the "misunderstood doomsayer" has similarly come…
We in the United States have led a blissfully sheltered existence when it comes to attacks by external enemies. Bypassing the dreadful single-day incident of 9/11 (and setting aside the…
It’s astonishing to think that this year Ramsey Campbell is celebrating 60 years in publishing. His first book, the wonderfully titled The Inhabitant of the Lake and Less Welcome Tenants,…
I don’t like Ramsey Campbell. There, I’ve said it. How do I know him? Well - that goes back a long way. Back to the mid-to-late 1980’s when I first…
I was at my first Science Fiction convention, SciCon in 1970, a vague affair in my memory, but recollections swim hazily through my consciousness. There were a small gathering of…
TRIBUTE | Jonathan Oliver "You're the reason I'm here!" Those are the first words a seventeen-year-old me said to Ramsey Campbell at a convention in Swansea. I had discovered the…
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