Curfew

• Fangoria Curfew Phil Rickman   Scary enough for horror fans (I literally caught myself looking over my shoulder) yet has a broad appeal... An outstanding supernatural novel that utilizes M.R. Jamesian themes and a Gothic sense of place in a way that will surprise and delight readers who thought nobody wrote 'em like that anymore.

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• Time Out Curfew Phil Rickman   Rip-snorting supernatural fun... Gothic evil is on the rise at a breakneck pace in Phil Rickman's Curfew.

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• Locus Curfew Phil Rickman   A thoroughly entertaining look at culture clash, occult style. In the course of a nicely creepy narrative fun-house ride where plenty of things go bump in the night, Rickman skewers a whole range of modern pretentions, from the excess of New Age neo-paganism and 'back-to-the-land' nostalgia to the crude hopes of rural rock n roll bangers.

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• Publisher's Weekly Curfew Phil Rickman   A stylish novel of the occult... will shake even the most stolid reader.

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• London Times Curfew Phil Rickman   A powerful book and a thoroughly good horror story... classic stuff. Rickman, like King, has realized that the secret of a good horror novel lies in its characterization... shrewd perception and satisfying detail.

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• Stephen King Curfew Phil Rickman   REMARKABLE... something new and creepy. A nice fusion of British and American horror.

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