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In Coldheart Canyon acclaimed horror writer Clive Barker takes us ... Last Update 06.01.2010 06:23
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by - written on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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The main character Clive Barker's Coldheart Canyon is Todd Pickett, a fading Hollywood film star who undergoes a plastic surgery operation to improve his declining good looks only for the procedure to go horribly wrong, leaving him disfigured and his career in ruins. He buys a secluded house in a little-known place of Coldheart Canyon, hidden amongst the lavish estates of the Hollywood stars, and it is here that he becomes embroiled in a turbulent relationship with a dominatrix-like Romanian woman by the name of Katya, who appears to be the spitting image of a Burlesque-style, Hollywood film actress from the 1930s who was briefly famous but who disappeared into obscurity ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/11/08 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Full review -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cliver Barker has written some fabulously creative books in his time. Unfortunately, this isn't one of them!! Read on and you'll see why...... The Cast Todd Pickett*, a heartthrob film star*, poor boy made good*, an 'ageing' film star*, adored by millions gradually becoming less and less bankable*. He's represented by a shrew of an agent* Maxine, and lusted after by the head of his appreciation society (not a fan club!) Tammy, an overweight (his words, not mine) not particularly good looking lady with a heart of gold*, who's married to the no-good ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/02/03 (Very useful, 216 readings)
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The dividing line between fantasy and horror can be fine. Perhaps drawn together for the most part, it's up to the author to decide how far he/she wants to venture into the genre of their choice. ***Introduction and background*** Coldheart Canyon is a sprawling Clive Barker epic about Hollywood. At 751 pages it was a hefty read which took me a while to negotiate. Barker is an established talent in the writing world. Somewhat wistfully, the quote that launched him into the big league - "Clive Barker is so good that I am quite literally tongue-tied" - is now a burden in the author's eyes despite its accreditation to the ephemeral Steven ... Read the complete review
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