Last nest

Author: Brian Lumley
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Vampire Series. Brian Lumley is a horror master comparable to Stephen King. His works have captivated audiences in the West and are widely known. He became a best-selling author with the trilogy Salamander, The Devil, and The House of Doors, but his most successful series is the Vampire series. Lumley has written over 30 novels and more than 100 short stories in English, and his works have been translated into French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Japanese, and later into Polish and Chinese. Lumley's short story Fungus won the British Fantasy Award for Short Fiction, and the third book in the Vampire series, The Source of the Vampire, won the Horror Magazine Award. The plot of this book is intricate and unconventional. The language is concise and easy to understand, bringing readers a delightful reading experience. Excerpt: She says she is an ecologically sensitive person, highly attuned to changes in the Earth. When drought hits, her skin becomes dry, as if dehydrated. And when acid rain attacks the forests of Scandinavia, her hair starts to flake. She has dreamed of whales mourning their impending extinction, and she has predicted when the Japanese would go to kill dolphins through bone-piercing aches. She has tracked nuclear waste and monitored pollution issues, escaping the gaping hole in the ozone layer like a coral.