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Ally Wilkes



Ally Wilkes, the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of All the White Spaces, grew up in a succession of isolated--possibly haunted--country houses and boarding schools. After studying law at Oxford, she went on to spend eleven years as a criminal barrister. Ally now lives in Greenwich, London, with an anatomical human skeleton and far too many books about Polar exploration. You can follow Ally on Twitter @UnheimlichManvr.
 


Genres: Horror
 
Novels
   All the White Spaces (2022)
   Where the Dead Wait (2023)
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Books containing stories by Ally Wilkes
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The Earth Bleeds At Night (2025)
edited by
Holly Cornetto
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Darkness Beckons (2023)
(ABC of Horror, book 4)
edited by
Mark Morris
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Something Peculiar (2023)
(Great British Horror, book 8)
edited by
Steve J Shaw

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Award nominations
2022 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a First Novel (nominee) : All the White Spaces


Ally Wilkes recommends
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The Crimson Road (2025)
A G Slatter
"A.G. Slatter has a unique gift for balancing light and dark in the fairy-tale gothic. The result is a deliciously sinister fantasy world, with vampire-slaying heroines to rival Buffy, witches who pay a bloody price for their magic, and heiresses who uncover secrets lurking in their family trees - but it's also a world so full of unexpected cosiness, warmth and delight that every Halloween lover will want to curl up in it. The Crimson Road brings together all this and more, like a 'Greatest Hits' compilation of Slatter's startlingly original work to date, taking the reader on an epic journey filled with danger into the heart of the Leech-infested Darklands. Utterly irresistible."
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Wake Up and Open Your Eyes (2025)
Clay McLeod Chapman
"Wake Up and Open Your Eyes is a pedal-to-the-metal, body horror mash-up of The Purge, Pontypool, and Malcolm Devlin's And Then I Woke Up. Chapman has an absolute gift for the unforgettably, mind-saturatingly horrific, and I shall be sending him my therapy bill."
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Marginal (2024)
Tom Carlisle
"Blight is a spellbinding debut and an utterly modern-feeling folk horror, full of moral complexity and righteous anger: what profit is there in my blood?"

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