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Gary McMahon
Gary McMahon lives, works and writes in West Yorkshire but posseses a New York state of mind. He shares his life with a wife, a son, and the nagging stories that won't give him any peace until he writes them.
Genres: Horror
Series
Concrete Grove
1. The Concrete Grove (2011)
2. Silent Voices (2012)
3. Beyond Here Lies Nothing (2012)
1. The Concrete Grove (2011)
2. Silent Voices (2012)
3. Beyond Here Lies Nothing (2012)
Novels
Collections
Dirty Prayers (2007)
How to Make Monsters (2010)
Swallowed By The Cracks (2011) (with others)
Death Rattles (2011) (with Paul Finch)
Tales of the Weak & The Wounded (2012)
The Black Room Manuscripts: Volume Four (2018) (with others)
Next Door (2019) (with others)
Some Bruising May Occur (2020)
How to Make Monsters (2010)
Swallowed By The Cracks (2011) (with others)
Death Rattles (2011) (with Paul Finch)
Tales of the Weak & The Wounded (2012)
The Black Room Manuscripts: Volume Four (2018) (with others)
Next Door (2019) (with others)
Some Bruising May Occur (2020)
Anthologies edited
Novellas and Short Stories
Rough Cut (2006)
All Your Gods Are Dead (2007)
The Harm (2010)
In The Skin (2011)
Reaping the Dark (2014)
The Night Just Got Darker (2015)
The Grieving Stones (2016)
Glorious Beasts (2020)
All Your Gods Are Dead (2007)
The Harm (2010)
In The Skin (2011)
Reaping the Dark (2014)
The Night Just Got Darker (2015)
The Grieving Stones (2016)
Glorious Beasts (2020)
Non fiction
Omnibus editions
Series contributed to
Tomes of the Dead
Hungry Hearts (2009)
Brain-Eating Britain (2013) (with Simon Bestwick and Matthew Smith)
Hungry Hearts (2009)
Brain-Eating Britain (2013) (with Simon Bestwick and Matthew Smith)
Awards
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Gary McMahon recommends
The Abyssal Plain: The R'lyeh Cycle (2019)
William Holloway and Brett J Talley
"This kind of smart, well-written pulp horror is a joy to read. Tense, creepy, action-paced, and-of course-wonderfully horrific."
Agents of Dreamland (2017)
(Tinfoil Dossier, book 1)
Caitlín R Kiernan
"Caitlín Kiernan is one of the great stylists of horror fiction, and this novella is a triumph. It bristles with energy and ideas -- ideas that seem to spill off the page -- and everything is underpinned by a sense of cosmic bleakness that took my breath away. I fell in love with the characters. The story pulled me along by the nose. I honestly didn't want it to end."
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