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Clive Barker: The Dark Fantastic: The Authorized Biography by Winter, Douglas E., 1950- is a biography available to read on EtoBox.

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Clive a modern myth-maker, explorer of our darkest instincts and ultimate fears, the writer who -- more than any other contemporary figure -- has shaped our nightmares through diverse media. Novelist, playwright, scriptwriter, artist and director, he is a master at twisting the mundane to make it fantastic, frightening and ultimately meaningful. Douglas E. Winter's detailed and highly literate biography, made possible by unprecedented access to Barker and his closest friends and family, offers readers a privileged insight into Barker's own his Liverpool childhood and adolescence; his forays into the world of theatre, mime and direction; his meteoric rise to fame as the author of the Books of Blood and Weaveworld, and the director of Hellraiser ; his move to Hollywood to pursue a film career and his growth as an artist in many different media, which has taken him from theatre -- the first form of human expression -- into the digital age. Interwoven with this revealing and personal journey into Barker's life is a grand tour through all of his fiction and film, from his earliest unpublished work -- including the short story "The Wood on the Hill," which is published here for the first

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Author
Winter, Douglas E., 1950-
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers
Published
2002
Language
EN
ISBN
9780066213927
Category
biography
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Memoir
Rating
4.03 / 5 (182 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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