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Greg F Gifune

(b.1963)

Greg F. Gifune is a critically acclaimed horror author, the recipient of multiple Bram Stoker Award and International Horror Guild Award nominations in addition to one for the British Fantasy Award.

Gifune has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies, totalling over 100 published short stories, of which some have been reprinting in his collections.

Genres: Horror

Novels

   Drago Descending (2001)
   Night Work (2003)
   Saying Uncle (2003)
   The Bleeding Season (2003)
   Deep Night (2006)
   A View from the Lake (2006)
   Dominion (2007)
   Blood in Electric Blue (2008)
   Children of Chaos (2009)
   Long After Dark (2010)
   Gardens of the Night (2010)
   Into the Shadows (2013)
   Rogue (2014)
   Orphans of Wonderland (2015)
   Devil's Breath (2015)
   Babylon Terminal (2016)
   Savages (2016)
   Dangerous Boys (2017)
   The Living and the Dead (2017)
   A Winter Sleep (2018)
   God Machine (2020)
   Blue Hell (2021) (with Sandy DeLuca)
   Velvet Elvis (2021)
   The Gypsy Moths (2021)
   Bridge of Souls (2022) (with Sandy DeLuca)
   Smoke, in Crimson (2023)
   The Still Place (2023) (with Sandy DeLuca)

Collections

   Heretics (2001)
   Down to Sleep (2004)
   Kingdom Of Shadows (2009)
   Beneath The Night (2016)

Novellas and Short Stories

   Catching Hell (2010)
   Midnight Solitaire (2011)
   House of Rain (2013)
   Judas Goat (2017)
   Midnight Gods (2018)

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Books containing stories by Greg F Gifune

The Horror Collection: Turquoise Edition (2024)
(THC, book 18)
edited by
Ann Keeran and Kevin J Kennedy

Vampires (2023)
(Classic Monsters, book 1)
edited by
Kevin J Kennedy

Dead Harvest (2014)
A Collection of Dark Tales
edited by
Patrick Lacey and Mark Parker

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Award nominations

2013 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction (nominee) : House of Rain

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Chasing China White (2019)
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