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 The Touch - Brian Lumley
Newest Review: ... nature and the Earth were reflected in her physical appearance. And many more..... Harry finds himself transported to ... more  ... Starside (home of the Szgany and the Wamphyri) whilst investigating a secret Russian experimental lab and becomes in the struggle of gipsy-like Szgany against the bloodthirsty and all-powerful Wamphyri.
Through many struggles, Harry manages to overcome the Wamphyri, but not without cost......transformed into a Wamphyri, Harry becomes the hunted. Unable to return to E-branch, it seems that Harry has really gone for good but why should that be?
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The Touch - Brian Lumley: Lumley's got The Touch (722 words)
by - written on 18/11/08 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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I've been reading Brian Lumley's work for a good few years now and have seen him rise from humble beginnings to become, in my opinion, one of the major leaders in the horror genre. From his earliest days (more fantasy than horror) he paid homage to the Cthulhu Mythos created by the American writer H.P.Lovecraft. This has continued through his career. Alongside this, he's carved himself a unique niche in the horror and fantasy field with his stunning and often terrifying Wamphyri characters and his (originally human) hero, Harry Keogh, the Necroscope. A bit of background may be appropriate here to bring you up to date with Harrys' history. In a nutshell, Harry ... Read the complete review
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