Douglas Clegg
Douglas Clegg is a writer of imaginative dark fiction (including horror, gothic, fantasy, supernatural, and suspense thrillers) and has been a professional novelist since he signed his first book contract with Simon & Schuster in 1987. He considers much of his horror fiction as being on the surrealistic side of the equation, venturing into the logic of nightmare and dream.
His books have been published worldwide and translated into various editions. His short fiction has won the Bram Stoker Award, the International Horror Guild Award and the Shocker Award, and has been included in several Yearsâ Best anthologies
In early 1999, Douglas Clegg launched the internetâs (and worldâs) **first e-serial novel**. Called ***Naomi***, Clegg later went on to sell both hardcover and paperback rights.
**Photo** The Official 2020 Author Photo
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Books
OpenLibrary works by this author.
Mordred
The Queen of Wolves
Isis
The lady of serpents
The Lady of Serpents (The Vampyricon)
Wild Things
The priest of blood
Afterlife
The Attraction
The Machinery of Night
The Necromancer: A Harrow Prequel Novella
Nightmare House
The hour before dark
The Infinite (Leisure Horror)
The infinite
Mischief
Naomi
Purity
You come when I call you
The Nightmare Chronicles
The Halloween man
The Children's Hour
Dark of the Eye
Neverland
Breeder
Goat Dance
Abandoned
Bad Karma
Belinda in the Pool
Children's Hour
Coming of Age : 3 Novellas
Dark Discoveries - Issue #27
Dinner with the Cannibal Sisters
Four Dark Nights
Halloween Man, The
Harrow
Haunts
Hour Before Dark
Infinite
Lights Out
Mrs. Bluebeard
Necromancer
Night Asylum: Tales of Mystery & Horror
Night Cage
Nightmare Chronicles : (13 Tales of Horror and Suspense)
Queen of Wolves
Red Angel
The Abandoned
The Dark Game: Two Novelettes: The Dark Game and I Am Infinite, I Contain Multitudes
The Faces
The nightmare chronicles
The Nightmare Chronicles: Thirteen Tales of Horror and Suspense
The Poisoner's Garden and Others
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror
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