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Chris Ward (chriswardfictionwriter) | 115 comments Mod
Discuss James Herbert's books in this folder.


message 2: by Chris (new)

Chris Ward (chriswardfictionwriter) | 115 comments Mod
James Herbert's website -

http://www.jamesherbert.com/


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Ian (snapper62) | 5 comments James Herbert R.I.P.
Just found out today that James Herbert died last month. Completely stunned. The Rats was the first horror novel that I ever read as a teenager and I have been a fan ever since.


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Alan Toner | 12 comments The Fog has one of the most notorious and memorable scenes in horror novel history: the school gym scene!


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Alan Toner | 12 comments Chris wrote: "James Herbert's website -

http://www.jamesherbert.com/"


This site has now been taken down, presumably in the light of James's sad demise.


message 6: by Alan (new)

Alan Aspinall (alanguide) | 6 comments James Herbert is my inspiration, he was the first horror writer I really got in to. And the ghost of Sleath has to be the best ghost story ever written,


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Alan Aspinall (alanguide) | 6 comments Alan wrote: "Chris wrote: "James Herbert's website -

http://www.jamesherbert.com/"

This site has now been taken down, presumably in the light of James's sad demise."


I found James passing very strange, there was very little info on it.


message 8: by Alan (new)

Alan Aspinall (alanguide) | 6 comments Alan wrote: "The Fog has one of the most notorious and memorable scenes in horror novel history: the school gym scene!"
I don't know, I think the kiddy orgy in steven kings It, is worse.


message 9: by Alan (new)

Alan Aspinall (alanguide) | 6 comments Chris wrote: "Discuss James Herbert's books in this folder."
Herbert was such a great writer, its a shame there not more posts about his work o here


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