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(b.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)
A View from the Lake (2006)
Deep Night (2006)
Dominion (2008)
Blood in Electric Blue (2009)
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)
Night Work (2003)
Saying Uncle (2003)
The Bleeding Season (2003)
A View from the Lake (2006)
Deep Night (2006)
Dominion (2008)
Blood in Electric Blue (2009)
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)
Omnibus
Oasis of the Damned / Heretics (2018)
House of Rain / Lords of Twilight (2018)
Kingdom of Shadows / Sorcerer (2018)
House of Rain / Lords of Twilight (2018)
Kingdom of Shadows / Sorcerer (2018)
Collections
Novellas
Catching Hell (2010)
Dreams The Ragman (2011)
Midnight Solitaire (2011)
Apartment Seven (2011)
House of Rain (2014)
The Rain Dancers (2014)
Judas Goat (2017)
Midnight Gods (2018)
Dreams The Ragman (2011)
Midnight Solitaire (2011)
Apartment Seven (2011)
House of Rain (2014)
The Rain Dancers (2014)
Judas Goat (2017)
Midnight Gods (2018)
Short stories
| The Rain Catchers (1999) | British Fantasy Society (nominee) |
Awards
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Greg F Gifune recommends
The Streets (2015)
(Pines Trilogy, book 3)
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