The Influence
Autor Ramsey Campbell Narator Chloe Masseyen Limba Engleză Audio – 23 oct 2019
"This is a chilling work and the fullest treatment of one of Campbell's recurring themes - the psychic violence family members wreak upon one another."Publishers Weekly
Queenie is the ageing matriarch of the Faraday family, and even death can’t break her hold over her eleven-year-old granddaughter Rowan. She’s buried with a locket that contains a lock of Rowan’s hair, and soon afterwards Rowan is befriended by a mysterious uncannily intelligent girl of her own age. Only her aunt Hermione suspects how sinister this is, but will retrieving the locket save her niece? By the time anyone sees what effect the ghostly influence on Rowan is having, it may be too late for her. if the child who takes her place in the family isn’t Rowan, Rowan may be somewhere else not quite like our world…
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781787583764
ISBN-10: 1787583767
Ediția:Nouă
Editura: Flame Tree Audio
Colecția FLAME TREE PRESS
Locul publicării:New York, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1787583767
Ediția:Nouă
Editura: Flame Tree Audio
Colecția FLAME TREE PRESS
Locul publicării:New York, United Kingdom
Descriere
Queenie
is
the
ageing
matriarch
of
the
Faraday
family,
and
even
death
can’t
break
her
hold
over
her
eleven-year-old
granddaughter
Rowan.
She’s
buried
with
a
locket
that
contains
a
lock
of
Rowan’s
hair,
and
soon
afterwards
Rowan
is
befriended
by
a
mysterious
uncannily
intelligent
girl
of
her
own
age.
Only
her
aunt
Hermione
suspects
how
sinister
this
is,
but
will
retrieving
the
locket
save
her
niece?
By
the
time
anyone
sees
what
effect
the
ghostly
influence
on
Rowan
is
having,
it
may
be
too
late
for
her.
if
the
child
who
takes
her
place
in
the
family
isn’t
Rowan,
Rowan
may
be
somewhere
else
not
quite
like
our
world…FLAME
TREE
PRESS
is
the
new
fiction
imprint
of
Flame
Tree
Publishing.
Launched
in
2018
the
list
brings
together
brilliant
new
authors
and
the
more
established;
the
award
winners,
and
exciting,
original
voices.
Notă biografică
Ramsey
Campbell
was
born
in
Liverpool
in
1946
and
still
lives
on
Merseyside.
The
Oxford
Companion
to
English
Literature
describes
him
as
Britain
s
most
respected
living
horror
writer
.
He
has
been
given
more
awards
than
any
other
writer
in
the
field,
including
theGrand
Master
Awardof
the
World
Horror
Convention,
theLifetime
Achievement
Awardof
the
Horror
Writers
Association,
theLiving
Legend
Awardof
the
International
Horror
Guild
and
theWorld
Fantasy
Lifetime
Achievement
Award.
In
2015
he
was
made
an
Honorary
Fellow
of
Liverpool
John
Moores
University
for
outstanding
services
to
literature.
Among his novels areIncarnate,Midnight Sun,The Count of Eleven,Silent Children,The Overnight,Creatures of the Pool,The Seven Days of Cain,Think Yourself LuckyandThirteen Days by Sunset Beach. His collections includeWaking Nightmares, Alone with the Horrors, Ghosts and Grisly Things, Told by the Dead, Just Behind You and Holes for Faces, and his non-fiction is collected asRamsey Campbell, Probably.
Among his novels areIncarnate,Midnight Sun,The Count of Eleven,Silent Children,The Overnight,Creatures of the Pool,The Seven Days of Cain,Think Yourself LuckyandThirteen Days by Sunset Beach. His collections includeWaking Nightmares, Alone with the Horrors, Ghosts and Grisly Things, Told by the Dead, Just Behind You and Holes for Faces, and his non-fiction is collected asRamsey Campbell, Probably.
Recenzii
“Britain’s
most
respected
living
horror
writer”
(Oxford
Companion
to
English
Literature)
“Easily
the
best
horror
writer
working
in
Britain
today”
(Time
Out)
“Britain’s
leading
horror
writer...
His
novels
have
been
getting
better
and
better”
(City
Limits)
“One
of
Britain’s
most
accomplished
horror
writers”
(Oxford
Star)
“The
John
Le
Carre
of
horror
fiction”
(Bookshelf,
Radio
4)
“One
of
the
best
real
horror
writers
at
work
today”
(Interzone)
“The
greatest
living
exponent
of
the
British
weird
fiction
tradition”
(The
Penguin
Encyclopaedia
of
Horror
and
the
Supernatural)
“Ramsey
Campbell
has
succeeded
more
brilliantly
than
any
other
writer
in
bringing
the
supernatural
tale
up
to
date
without
sacrificing
the
literary
standards
that
early
masters
made
an
indelible
part
of
the
tradition”
(Jack
Sullivan,
editor
of
the
Penguin
encyclopaedia)
“England’s
contemporary
king
of
the
horror
genre”
(Atlanta
Constitution)
“One
of
the
few
real
writers
in
our
field...
In
some
ways
Ramsey
Campbell
is
the
best
of
us
all”
(Peter
Straub)
“Ramsey
Campbell
has
a
talent
for
terror
–
he
knows
how
to
give
you
nightmares
while
you’re
still
awake...
Only
a
few
writers
can
lay
claim
to
such
a
level
of
consummate
craftsmanship”
(Robert
Bloch)
“Campbell
writes
the
most
terrifying
horror
tales
of
anyone
now
alive”
(Twilight
Zone
Magazine)
“He
is
unsurpassed
in
the
subtle
manipulation
of
mood...
You
forget
you’re
just
reading
a
story”
(Publishers
Weekly)
“One
of
the
world’s
finest
exponents
of
the
classic
British
ghost
story”
(Sounds)
“Britain’s
greatest
living
horror
writer”
(Alan
Moore)
“For
sheer
ability
to
compose
disturbing,
evocative
prose,
he
is
unmatched
in
the
horror/fantasy
field...
He
turns
the
traditional
horror
novel
inside
out,
and
makes
it
work
brilliantly”
(Fangoria)
“Campbell
has
solidly
established
himself
to
be
the
best
writer
working
in
this
field
today”
(Karl
Edward
Wagner,
The
Year’s
Best
Horror
Stories)
“When
Mr
Campbell
pits
his
fallible,
most
human
characters
against
enormous
forces
bent
on
incomprehensible
errands
the
results
are,
as
you
might
expect,
often
frightening,
and,
as
you
might
not
expect,
often
touching;
even
heartwarming”
(Gahan
Wilson
in
The
Magazine
of
Fantasy
and
Science
Fiction)
“Britain’s
leading
horror
novelist”
(New
Statesman)
“Ramsey
Campbell
is
Britain’s
finest
living
writer
of
horror
stories:
considerable
praise
for
a
man
whose
country
boasts
the
talents
of
Clive
Barker
and
Roald
Dahl,
M.
John
Harrison
and
Nigel
Kneale”
(Douglas
Winter,
editor
of
Prime
Evil)
“Campbell
writes
the
most
disturbing
horror
fiction
around”
(Today)
“Ramsey
Campbell
is
better
than
all
the
rest
of
us
put
together”
(Dennis
Etchison)“Ramsey
Campbell
is
the
best
horror
writer
alive,
period”
(Thomas
Tessier)
“A
horror
writer
in
the
classic
mould...
Britain’s
premier
contemporary
exponent
of
the
art
of
scaring
you
out
of
your
skin”
(Q
Magazine)
“The
undisputed
master
of
the
psychological
horror
novel”
(Robert
Holdstock)
“Perhaps
the
most
important
living
writer
in
the
horror
fiction
field”
(David
Hartwell)
“Ramsey
Campbell’s
work
is
tremendous”
(Jonathan
Ross)
“Campbell
is
a
rightful
tenant
of
M.
R.
James
country,
the
genuine
badlands
of
the
human
psyche”
(Norman
Shrapnel
in
the
Guardian)
“One
of
the
world’s
finest
exponents
of
the
classic
British
ghost
story...
His
writing
explores
the
potential
for
fear
in
the
mundane,
the
barely
heard
footsteps,
the
shadow
flitting
past
at
the
edge
of
one’s
sight”
(Daily
Telegraph)
“The
Grand
Master
of
British
horror...
the
greatest
living
writer
of
horror
fiction”
(Vector)
“Britain’s
greatest
horror
writer...
Realistic,
subtle
and
arcane”
(Waterstone’s
Guide
to
Books)
“In
Campbell’s
hands
words
take
on
a
life
of
their
own,
creating
images
that
stay
with
you,
feelings
that
prey
on
you,
and
people
you
hope
never
ever
to
meet”
(Starburst)
“The
finest
writer
now
working
in
the
horror
field”
(Interzone)
“Ramsey
Campbell
is
the
nearest
thing
we
have
to
an
heir
to
M.
R.
James”
(Times)
“Campbell
is
literate
in
a
field
which
has
attracted
too
many
comic-book
intellects,
cool
in
a
field
where
too
many
writers
–
myself
included
–
tend
toward
panting
melodrama...
Good
horror
writers
are
quite
rare,
and
Campbell
is
better
than
just
good”
(Stephen
King)
“Easily
the
finest
practising
British
horror
novelist
and
the
one
whose
work
can
most
wholeheartedly
be
recommended
to
those
who
dislike
the
genre...
His
misclassification
as
a
genre
writer
obscures
his
status
as
the
finest
magic
realist
Britain
possesses
this
side
of
J.
G.
Ballard”
(Daily
Telegraph)“Good
stuff.
But
strange;
so
uniquely
Campbell
that
it
might
as
well
be
trademarked”
(Stephen
King)
“One
of
the
few
who
can
scare
and
disturb
as
well
as
make
me
laugh
out
loud.
His
humour
is
very
black
but
very
funny,
and
that’s
a
rare
gift
to
have”
(Mark
Morris
in
the
Observer)
“The
most
sophisticated
and
highly
regarded
of
British
horror
writers”
(Financial
Times)
“He
writes
of
our
deepest
fears
in
a
precise,
clear
prose
that
somehow
manages
to
be
beautiful
and
terrifying
at
the
same
time.
He
is
a
powerful,
original
writer,
and
you
owe
it
to
yourself
to
make
his
acquaintance”
(Washington
Post)
“I
would
say
that
only
five
writers
have
written
serious
novels
which
incorporate
themes
of
fantasy
or
the
inexplicable
and
still
qualify
as
literature:
T.
E.
D.
Klein,
Peter
Straub,
Richard
Adams,
Jonathan
Carroll
and
Ramsey
Campbell”
(Stephen
King)
“Ramsey
Campbell
is
the
best
of
us
all”
(Poppy
Z.
Brite)“The
foremost
stylist
and
innovator
in
British
horror
fiction”
(The
Scream
Factory)
“One
of
the
century’s
great
literary
exponents
of
the
gothic
and
horrific”
(Guardian)“Ramsey
Campbell
is
one
of
the
modern
masters
of
horror…
He
has
a
genius
for
infusing
horror
into
the
everyday,
piling
up
small
moments
of
dread
and
confusion
and
fear
until
they
become
insurmountable.”
(Tim
Pratt
in
Locus)“One
of
the
all-time
greats
of
British
horror
fiction”
(Damien
Walter
in
the
Guardian)“There
are
a
few
writers
who
are
special.
They
make
the
world
in
their
books;
or
rather,
they
open
a
window
or
a
door
or
a
magic
casement,
and
they
show
you
the
world
in
which
they
live.
Ramsey
Campbell,
for
example,
writes
stories
that,
read
in
quantity,
will
re-form
your
world
into
a
grey
and
ominous
place
in
which
strange
shapes
flicker
at
the
corner
of
your
eyes,
and
a
patch
of
smoke
or
a
blown
plastic
shopping
bag
takes
on
some
kind
of
ghastly
significance.”
(Neil
Gaiman)
“An
absolute
master
of
modern
horror.
And
a
damn
fine
writer
at
that”
(Guillermo
del
Toro)