Garth Marenghi’s TerrorTome: Dreamweaver, Doomsage, Sunday Times bestseller

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TerrorTome contains three dark tales - Frighternerman, Darkscribe, Doomsage (plus Man-Shee) - as well as a cover embossed with genuine foil at Garth’s insistence and your expense. As part of his contractual obligations, Garth will be signing copies of TerrorTome within a strict time limit, meaning he will not have time to engage in small talk so don’t even bother.TIH 533: Joe Sullivan on Cemetery Gates Media and Publishing In this podcast, Joe Sullivan talks about Cemetery Gates Media,… Yeah, yeah. Although I feel if this was a high budget film, it would almost lose some of you know what it is. And I mean, there's such a murkiness to it and and the house as well, that Philip and Morris occupiers. Yeah, that is perfect, too. I mean, how did you find that location? Beginning with an introduction by Marenghi himself, the book sets out its stall straight away. Those familiar with Darkplace will recognise the voice immediately. It’s irreverent, egotistic, and condescending. It’s also incredibly funny. It both captures the spirit of Darkplace and sets up the conceit of the three novellas, in a kind of meta way (more of that anon). Then we’re straight into the first story. it. I've not written Yes. So so sorry. I know the one YouTube I haven't read. I've read that one. The other two at the moment, although I do have them but I have but I have read the Peter Cushing one. And it's yeah, it's wonderful. Yeah, it's old. I just, you know, because I haven't done it for ages. So, you know, we just sort of popped it out there to see. See how it would go down. And it was nice, not very nice response.