The Books Of Blood Advent Calendar
A Tribute To Clive Barker
Clive Barker’s Books Of Blood is my favourite book. End of. That’s it. Each story offers something new and shaped me into the reader I am today. To be honest, I’m not sure I’d still be reading today if it wasn’t for finding these six books as an impressionable teenager.
It wasn’t just me that Clive made an impression on. For the next 24 days, I’m delighted to bring you thoughts and reflections on each story within the Books Of Blood from fans all over the world.
I’m honoured to bring you the Kendall Reviews ‘Books Of Blood’ Advent Calendar.
Introduction – Paul Kane
Door 1: The Book Of Blood – Alan Baxter
Door 2: The Midnight Meat Train – Yvonne Miller
Door 3: The Yattering And Jack – Caryn Larrinaga
Door 4: Pig Blood Blues – Michael Sellars
Door 5: Sex, Death And Starshine – Tabatha Wood
Door 6: In The Hills, The Cities – J.C. Robinson
Door 6: Dread – S.P. Wilson
Door 7: Hell’s Event – Cody Langille
Door 8: Jacqueline Ess; Her Last Will And Testament – Paul Flewitt
Door 8: The Skin Of The Fathers – Nat Cassidy
Door 9: The New Murders In The Rue Morgue – Dean M. Drinkel
Door 10: Son Of Celluloid – Matt Adcock
Door 11: Rawhead Rex – Richard Gerlach
Door 12: Confession Of A (Pornographer’s) Shroud – Mark West
Door 13: Scape-Goats – Joseph Sale
Door 13: Human Remains – George Daniel Lea
Door 14: The Inhuman Condition – Steve L. Clark
Door 15: The Body Politic – Ben Walker
Door 15: Revelations – Dave Jeffery
Door 16: Down, Satan! – T.J. Tranchell
Door 17: The Age Of Desire – James Bennett
Door 17: The Forbidden – RJ Remoraman
Door 18: The Madonna – Matthew R. Davis
Door 19: Babel’s Children – Hugh McStay
Door 20: The Life Of Death – Nat Whiston
Door 21: How Spoilers Bleed – Gary J. Van Lare
Door 22: Twilight At The Towers – Paul Flewitt
Door 22: The Last Illusion – Pete Mesling
Door 23: Cabal – Jo Blair
Door 24: The Book Of Blood (A Postscript): On Jerusalem Street – Alan Baxter
Afterword – Peter Atkins
