Necroscope: Volume 1
Sep 2009 · Necroscope Book 1 · Macmillan
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An instant classic, Brian Lumley's astonishing feat of imagination spawned a universe which Lumley has explored and expanded through more that a baker's dozen of novels and novellas.
Millions of copies of Necroscope and its successors are in print in a dozen languages throughout the world. Nominated for the British Fantasy Award, Necroscope has inspired everything from comic books and graphic novels to sculptures and soundtracks.
This new edition of Necroscope uses the author's preferred text and includes a special introduction by Brian Lumley, telling how the Necroscope saga came to be. It also includes chapter ornaments by Hugo-Award-Winning artist Bob Eggleton, long identified with Lumley's blood-sucking monsters.
As a classic, Necroscope rightfully claims a place in the Orb trade paperback list, for scholars of the field and the dedicated Lumley collector. And also for all the people who have read more than one mass market copy of the book to tatters.
Harry Keogh is the man who can talk to the dead, the man for whom every grave willingly gives up its secrets, the one man who knows how to travel effortlessly through time and space to destroy the vampires that threaten all humanity.
In Necroscope, Harry is startled to discover that he is not the only person with unusual mental powers--Britain and the Soviet Union both maintain super-secret, psychically-powered espionage organizations. But Harry is the only person who knows about Thibor Ferenczy, a vampire long buried in the mountains of Romania--still horribly alive, in undeath--and Thibor's insane "offspring," Boris Dragosani, who rips information from the souls of the dead in a terrible, ever-lasting form of torture.
Somehow, Harry must convince Britain's E-Branch that only by working together can they locate and destroy Dragosani and his army of demonic warriors--before the half-vampire succeeds in taking over the world!
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
Millions of copies of Necroscope and its successors are in print in a dozen languages throughout the world. Nominated for the British Fantasy Award, Necroscope has inspired everything from comic books and graphic novels to sculptures and soundtracks.
This new edition of Necroscope uses the author's preferred text and includes a special introduction by Brian Lumley, telling how the Necroscope saga came to be. It also includes chapter ornaments by Hugo-Award-Winning artist Bob Eggleton, long identified with Lumley's blood-sucking monsters.
As a classic, Necroscope rightfully claims a place in the Orb trade paperback list, for scholars of the field and the dedicated Lumley collector. And also for all the people who have read more than one mass market copy of the book to tatters.
Harry Keogh is the man who can talk to the dead, the man for whom every grave willingly gives up its secrets, the one man who knows how to travel effortlessly through time and space to destroy the vampires that threaten all humanity.
In Necroscope, Harry is startled to discover that he is not the only person with unusual mental powers--Britain and the Soviet Union both maintain super-secret, psychically-powered espionage organizations. But Harry is the only person who knows about Thibor Ferenczy, a vampire long buried in the mountains of Romania--still horribly alive, in undeath--and Thibor's insane "offspring," Boris Dragosani, who rips information from the souls of the dead in a terrible, ever-lasting form of torture.
Somehow, Harry must convince Britain's E-Branch that only by working together can they locate and destroy Dragosani and his army of demonic warriors--before the half-vampire succeeds in taking over the world!
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.
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D. S. Graham
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March 20, 2020
This series contains the most horrific and vile depiction of vampires ever dreamt up. Nothing else even comes close. I've long wanted to see a live action movie done, but upon restarting the series again (this will make my 4th) I do believe anime is the way to go. I've been reading this time with anime in mind instead of live action and it's making it fresh again for me.
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A Google user
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May 20, 2017
The greatest paranormal vampire sci-fi series ever hands down I came across the series about 20 yrs ago purely by accident and was hooked from the first chapter. I cannot recommend this enough Anne rice"s interview came out around the same period and while her vampires are of a classical style with a few modern twists lumleys vampires are cold devious deceptive downright evil gritty dirt and strangely more real feeling in there written execution. And the historical description is superb. Rice"s description of the smell if a new Orleans suberb is eloquent and beautiful. Lumleys description if viscera flesh and Bone is equally eloquent. Just all round superb. 10/10 *'s
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Eric Elliott
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May 30, 2013
I'm so glad this is on Google books. I had the paperback some years ago, but alas I lost it. I'm happy to be reunited with the books from the best vampire series ever
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About the author
Brian Lumley is the internationally-known creator of Necroscope and the Necroscope series, including Necroscope: The Touch. He has been nominated for the World Fantasy Award and has won the British Fantasy Award. His other works include the Titus Crow and Primal Lands series and the novel Khai of Khem. He lives in England.
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