Garth Marenghi’s TerrorTome: Dreamweaver, Doomsage, Sunday Times bestseller

It's a masterpiece of horror fiction, plain and simple. From the moment I cracked the spine I knew new I was onto something special. The stories in Terrortome are some of the most terrifying and gut-wrenching tales ever told, and they'll leave you quaking in your boots. The characters are so rich and vivid, you'll swear they're real. I mean, who can forget the hapless protagonist of "Afterbirth,"? And the monsters! My god, the monsters! From the demonic clowns of "Circus of Blood" to the twisted abominations of "The Thing in the Cellar," these creatures will haunt your nightmares for weeks to come. Of course, Terrortome isn't for everyone. It takes a strong stomach to handle the graphic violence and gore that permeate every page. But if you're a true horror fan, if you're willing to stare into the abyss and embrace the darkness within, then Terrortome is the book for you. In short, Terrortome is a triumph of horror fiction, a book that will scare you to your very core.

Truly excellent, I've never experienced a book like this and it is done so well. Thoroughly enjoyable.

Don't expect the same experience as the show but still has the same humour.