Mark Samuels

Mark Samuels is a British fiction writer in the vein of Arthur Machen and H. P. Lovecraft. Born in the depths of Clapham, south of London, he was first published in 1988, and his short stories often focus on detailing a grim world where his protagonists gradually discover terrifying and enthusiastic sights lurking behind modernity. His work has been highly praised by people like Thomas Ligotti and Ramsey Campbell and has appeared in prestigious horror and weird fiction anthologies on both sides of the Atlantic.

Mark Samuels Books

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Witch-Cult Abbey

The age of Decayed Futurity: The Best of Mark Samuels

Charnel Glamour

You Are Born Again

Beatrix Potter & Peter Rabbit: A Centenary Celebration From the Collections of Grolier Club Members

Breast Cancer Can Stick It!: A Story of Hope, Fueled by Rock and Roll

Breast Cancer Can Stick It!: A Story of Hope, Fueled by Rock and Roll

Baja Adventures

Glamour de osario (in Spanish)

Victorian Connections: The Literary and Artistic Circles of William and Helen Allingham from the Collections of Grolier Club Members

The Attitude Equation: Rockstars in All Fields Share Their Secret Attitudes

5 Nights in Gotham

La era del Futuro Degradado (in Spanish)

The Encyclopedia of Rootical Folklore: Plant Tales from Africa and the Diaspora

Analysis and Activism: Social and Political Contributions of Jungian Psychology

Analysis and Activism: Social and Political Contributions of Jungian Psychology

Grolier Club Bookplates: Past and Present

Routledge Handbook of Pastoralism