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T M Wright
(1947 - 2015)aka F W Armstrong
T.M. WRIGHT was the author of more than twenty-five novels, a few short stories, and lots of poetry. According to Ramsey Campbell, he was a "one-man definition of the term 'quiet horror'."
Genres: Horror
Series
Strange Seed
1. The Strange Seed (1978)
2. Nursery Tale (1982)
3. The Children of the Island (1983)
4. The People of the Dark (1985)
5. Laughing Man (1995)
aka Erthmun
1. The Strange Seed (1978)
2. Nursery Tale (1982)
3. The Children of the Island (1983)
4. The People of the Dark (1985)
5. Laughing Man (1995)
aka Erthmun
Manhattan Ghost
1. A Manhattan Ghost Story (1984)
2. The Waiting Room (1986)
3. A Spider on My Tongue (2006)
1. A Manhattan Ghost Story (1984)
2. The Waiting Room (1986)
3. A Spider on My Tongue (2006)
Ryerson Biergarten
1. The Changing (1985) (as by F W Armstrong)
2. The Devouring (1987) (as by F W Armstrong)
3. Goodlow's Ghosts (1993)
4. The Ascending (1994)
5. Sleepeasy (1993)
1. The Changing (1985) (as by F W Armstrong)
2. The Devouring (1987) (as by F W Armstrong)
3. Goodlow's Ghosts (1993)
4. The Ascending (1994)
5. Sleepeasy (1993)
Novels
The Woman Next Door (1981)
The Playground (1982)
Carlisle Street (1983)
The Island (1988)
The Place (1989)
The School (1990)
Boundaries (1990)
The Last Vampire (1991)
Little Boy Lost (1992)
Cold House (2003)
The House on Orchid Street (2003)
Blue Canoe (2009)
The Playground (1982)
Carlisle Street (1983)
The Island (1988)
The Place (1989)
The School (1990)
Boundaries (1990)
The Last Vampire (1991)
Little Boy Lost (1992)
Cold House (2003)
The House on Orchid Street (2003)
Blue Canoe (2009)
Collections
Novellas and Short Stories
Books containing stories by T M Wright
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T M Wright recommends
November Mourns (2005)
Tom Piccirilli
"No one writes like Tom Piccirilli. He has the lyrical soul of a poet and the narrative talents of a man channeling Poe, William Faulkner, and Shirley Jackson....As terrifyingly surreal as an evening alone on the razor-thin boundary between reality and nightmare."
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