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Showing posts with label Clive Barker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clive Barker. Show all posts

Clive Barker: Sex, Death and Starshine

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Diane ran her scented fingers through the two days’ growth of ginger stubble on Terry’s chin. “I love it,” she said, “even the grey bi...

Clive Barker: The life of deth

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THE NEWSPAPER WAS the first edition of the day, and Elaine devoured it from cover to cover as she sat in the hospital waiting room. An ...

Clive Barker: Lost souls

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Everything the blind woman had told Harry she'd seen was undeniably real. Whatever inner eye Norma Paine possessed-that extraordin...

Clive Barker: Human remains

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Some trades are best practised by daylight, some by night. Gavin was a professional in the latter category. In midwinter, in midsummer,...

Clive Barker: The Midnight Meat Train

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LEON KAUFMAN WAS no longer new to the city. The Palace of Delights, he’d always called it, in the days of his innocence. But that was w...

Clive Barker: Animal Life

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Ralph was dreaming of Kathleen again. She was standing on the edge of the pool he was building for Jerry Meuse on Coldwater Canyon, loo...
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