Abomination
"Abomination" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1986. Smith, known for his prolific output and knack for creating gripping, often gruesome horror stories, delivers another intense and chilling narrative...
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Accursed
"Accursed" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1984. Smith, known for his prolific output and knack for creating gripping, often gruesome horror stories, delivers another intense and chilling narrative in...
Alligators
"Alligators" is another horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1981. Known for his ability to transform seemingly ordinary creatures into sources of terror, Smith employs his signature style in this novel to creat...
An Unholy Way to Die
"An Unholy Way to Die" is a horror novel by Gavin Newman and Guy N. Smith, published in 1999. Known for his prolific output in the horror genre, Smith delivers another tale filled with suspense, supernatural elements,...
Badger Island
"Badger Island" is a novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1994. Jonathan Guy Plot Summary Themes and Style Reception Legacy
Bamboo Guerillas
"Bamboo Guerillas" is a novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1977. Unlike many of his more famous works in the horror genre, this book is a war adventure novel set in Southeast Asia. The story reflects Smith's versatil...
Bats Out of Hell
Professor Brian Newman is dedicated to finding a cure for meningitis. However, his research takes a disastrous turn when he accidentally creates a lethal mutated version of the disease. This new strain swiftly begins...
Beheaded
"Beheaded" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith and J.R. Park, published in 2021. True to Smith's penchant for combining supernatural elements with visceral horror, "Beheaded" is another gripping entry in his extensive b...
Blackout
"Blackout" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1988. Known for his ability to craft chilling and suspenseful narratives, Smith takes readers on a journey through chaos and fear in this novel. Plot Summary...
Blood Circuit
"Blood Circuit" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1983. Smith, known for his prolific output and knack for creating gripping, often gruesome horror stories, delivers another intense and chilling narrativ...
Bloodshow
"Bloodshow" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1987. Known for his prolific output and mastery of the horror genre, Smith delivers another gruesome and thrilling story with "Bloodshow." Plot Summary Nestl...
Cannibals
"Cannibals" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1986. , Kevin Enhart (Illustrator), Tara Paulsson (Editor), David Owain Hughes (Foreword) Plot Summary Wanting some extra income, Scottish fisherman...
Caracal
"Caracal" is a thriller novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1980. Unlike many of his other works, which typically fall within the horror genre, "Caracal" is a departure for Smith, focusing more on suspense and action....
Carnage
"Carnage" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1976. Known for his ability to create chilling and suspenseful narratives, Smith delivers another gruesome and thrilling story in "Carnage." Plot Summary In a...
Carnivore
Cornharrow: A Tale of Two Donkeys
In the heartwarming tale of Benjamin and J.J., two donkeys find solace and companionship in their new home nestled amidst the serene expanse of remote hills. Under the care of their elderly yet benevolent owners, the...
Crabs Omnibus
In a chilling anthology of horror, the menace of the monstrous crabs returns with a vengeance, plunging humanity into a nightmarish battle for survival. Since the blistering heatwave of 1976, these grotesque creatures...
Crabs on the Rampage
"Crabs on the Rampage" is the fifth instalment in the "Crabs" series by Guy N. Smith, published in 1981. This series is renowned for its blend of horror, suspense, and ecological themes, featuring giant, mutated crabs...
Crabs: The Human Sacrifice
The threat is real. All attempts to fend off insatiable killer crabs have proven futile since the first onslaught in 1976. Holidaymakers, canoodling couples, fishermen – no one is off the menu! Crazed with blood lus...
Crabs’ Moon
"Crabs' Moon" is the sixth installment in the "Crabs" series by Guy N. Smith, published in 1984. This series is known for its blend of horror, suspense, and ecological themes, featuring giant, mutated crabs wreaking h...
Dead End
"Dead End" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1976. Known for his ability to craft chilling and suspenseful narratives, Smith delivers another gripping story in "Dead End." Plot Summary Max Frame risks et...
Deadbeat
"Deadbeat" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 2012. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, supernatural elements, and gruesome imagery. Plot Summary Step into...
Deathbell
"Deathbell" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1980. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, supernatural elements, and gruesome imagery. Plot Summary "Deathbe...
Demons
"Demons" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1987. It's one of Smith's earlier works in the horror genre, known for its blend of supernatural elements, suspense, and grisly imagery. Plot Summary In 1987, G...
Doomflight
"Doomflight" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1981. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, action, and gruesome imagery. Plot Summary In the tranquil embrac...
E. M. Weale
E.M. (Edith Maude) Weale was a British historical novelist, born in 1862 and died in 1917. She is best known for her historical fiction novels, many of which were set in medieval Europe. Weale's novels often featured...
Entombed
"Entombed" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1981. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, supernatural elements, and grisly imagery. Plot Summary In "Entombe...
Fiend
"Fiend" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1988. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, supernatural elements, and grisly imagery. Plot Summary "The Ultimate...
From The Dark Hours
What lies in the dark? What stirs in the murk? What creeps and crawls in the blackness, fearful of the sun but thirsty for meat? Lethal hauntings, murderous animals and uncanny curses rule the night, as Guy N Smith, m...
Hawkwood
"Hawkwood" by Jonathan Guy, first published in 1996.
Killer Crabs
In 1976, biologist Professor Davenport led the British military in defeating monstrous crabs off the Welsh coast of Britain, saving the rest of humanity from a deadly fate. Or so he hoped. Four years later, in 1980, t...
Killer Crabs – The Return
"Killer Crabs – The Return" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 2012. It is part of the "Killer Crabs" series, which is known for its blend of horror, suspense, and ecological themes, featuring gia...
Locusts
"Locusts" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1980. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, action, and ecological themes. Plot Summary Nestled amidst the seren...
Maneater
"Maneater" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 2009. It is one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, action, and gruesome imagery. Plot Summary In recent years, a shad...
Mania
"Mania" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1981. It is one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, action, and gruesome imagery. Plot Summary Suzannah Mitchell and her...
Manitou Doll
"Manitou Doll" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1978. It is part of Smith's "Manitou" series, which revolves around Native American mythology and supernatural themes. Plot Summary Roy and Liz Catlin emb...
Night of the Crabs
by Guy N. Smith (Author), Neale Thomas (Illustrator), Andrew-Mark Thompson (Illustrator), Tara Paulsson (Editor), & 2 more Format: Kindle Edition Night of the Crabs is Guy N. Smith’s iconic pulp horro...
Night of the Werewolf
"Night of the Werewolf" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1984. It is part of Smith's "Werewolf" series, which explores the classic theme of lycanthropy—humans transforming into werewolves—and...
Nightmares from the Black Hill
Guy N. Smith’s long horror writing career encompassed 70 best-selling novels. His short story ‘The Searchers’ was the first to be published in the London Mystery Magazine in March 1972. This was followed in June...
Nightspawn
"Nightspawn" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1984. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, action, and supernatural elements. Plot Summary Sylvia Klin...
Phobia
"Phobia" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1990. It's one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, psychological horror, and visceral imagery. Plot Summary In "Phobia,"...
Psalm 151
"Psalm 151" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 2013. It is one of Smith's many works in the horror genre, known for its blend of suspense, supernatural elements, and religious themes. Plot Summary The gru...
Pyne
"Pyne" is a novel by Jonathan Guy, published in 1972.
Rak: The Story of an Urban Fox
"Rak: The Story of an Urban Fox" is a novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1986. It's a departure from his usual horror genre, instead focusing on wildlife and environmental themes, as seen through the eyes of a fox li...
Return of the Werewolf
"Return of the Werewolf" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1977. It's part of Smith's "Werewolf" series, known for its blend of suspense, action, and supernatural elements revolving around lycanthr...
Sabat 1: The Graveyard Vultures
"Sabat 1: The Graveyard Vultures" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1982. It's the first book in the "Sabat" series, known for its blend of horror, suspense, and occult themes. Plot Summary Mark Sa...
Sabat 2: The Blood Merchants
"Sabat 2: The Blood Merchants" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1980. It's the second book in the "Sabat" series, continuing the adventures of the enigmatic protagonist Sabat as he battles against super...
Sabat 3: Cannibal Cult
"Sabat 3: Cannibal Cult" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1982. It's the third book in the "Sabat" series, continuing the adventures of the titular protagonist as he confronts supernatural threats and d...
Sabat 4: The Druid Connection
"Sabat 4: The Druid Connection" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1985. It's the fourth book in the "Sabat" series, continuing the adventures of the eponymous protagonist as he battles against supernatur...
Sabat 5: Wistman’s Wood
Mark Sabat, ex-priest, SAS-trained killer, exorcist, is a man with a dreadful mission. Driven and haunted, he has to seek out and destroy his mortal enemy. An enemy who has chosen the Left Hand Path, who embodies the...
Sabat 6: The Return
Following the amazing events of Wistman’s Wood, Sabat is back in his sixth book of the series ‘Sabat 6: The Return’. With the skills of Mike McGee creating the new cover to capture the feel of Sabat’s 1980 hay...
Satan’s Snowdrop
"Satan’s Snowdrop" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1976. It's one of Smith's standalone works, known for its atmospheric setting, gripping plot, and supernatural elements. Plot Summary In "Satan’s...
Satanic Armageddon
The forces of evil, led by Satan’s disciple, were massing worldwide to overthrow democracy. Throughout the UK and Europe the forces of evil were gathering to destroy democracy. Bombs, shootings, vehicles mowing do...
Snakes
"Snakes" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1978. It's one of Smith's standalone works, known for its blend of suspense, action, and visceral horror centered around the theme of deadly snakes. Plot...
Spawn of the Slime Beast
Believed dead and forgotten, the Slime Beast has risen from the mud. Even more terrible than before, it roams in search of human victims and feeds ravenously on their offal. Plot Summary In "Spawn of the Slime Beast...
Tales From The Graveyard
Published by Sinister Horror Company, Tales From the Graveyard is a collection of horror stories originally published in ‘Graveyard Rendezvous’, the Guy N. Smith fanzine, that ran from 1992 - 2012. They feature ma...
The Black Fedora
"The Black Fedora" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1985. It's one of Smith's standalone works, known for its blend of suspense, action, and supernatural elements. Plot Summary In "The Black Fedora," th...
The Busker
"The Busker" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1983. It's one of Smith's standalone works, known for its blend of suspense, mystery, and supernatural elements. Plot Summary In "The Busker," the protagoni...
The Cadaver
"The Cadaver" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1986. It's one of Smith's standalone works, known for its blend of suspense, mystery, and grisly horror. Plot Summary In "The Cadaver," the protagoni...
The Camp
"The Camp" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1989. It's one of Smith's standalone works, known for its blend of suspense, mystery, and grisly horror. Plot Summary "The Camp" centers on a couple end...
The Casebook of Raymond Odell
Mystery and horror from the Golden Age of detective fiction. Today modern technology plays a major role in the solving of crimes and mysteries. Yet this was not so half a century ago and often the police failed in the...
The Charnel Caves: A Crabs Novel
In 1975 an army of gigantic crabs, the result of an underwater nuclear experiment, attacked the Welsh coastline. The battle was bloody, many lives were lost until the crustacean invaders were defeated. Over the ensuin...
The Dark One
"The Dark One" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1987. Known for his prolific output and imaginative horror storytelling, Smith delivers another chilling tale with this book, combining elements of...
The Eighth Day
"The Eighth Day" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1984. Known for his prolific output and mastery of the horror genre, Smith delivers a gripping tale that combines apocalyptic themes with supernat...
The Festering
"The Festering" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1989. Smith, known for his prolific output and knack for delivering spine-chilling horror, brings readers another tale of terror that blends supern...
The Ghoul
"The Ghoul" is a film novelization written by Guy N. Smith, based on the 1975 British horror film of the same name. The film was directed by Freddie Francis and starred Peter Cushing, Veronica Carlson, and John Hurt....
The Hangman
"The Hangman" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1990. Known for his prolific output and ability to blend traditional horror elements with unique and chilling narratives, Smith delivers another grip...
The Island
"The Island" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1983. Known for his ability to craft terrifying and suspenseful tales, Smith takes readers on a chilling journey in this standalone novel that combine...
The Knighton Vampires
"The Knighton Vampires" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1990. Smith, renowned for his prolific and varied contributions to the horror genre, delves into the classic vampire mythos with his unique twist...
The Lurkers
"The Lurkers" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1982. Smith, known for his prolific output in the horror genre, crafts a chilling tale that blends elements of supernatural horror with the terror of the u...
The Master
"The Master" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1987. Known for his prolific output and ability to deliver spine-chilling tales, Smith presents another engaging story that delves into themes of supe...
The Minster Geese
"The Minster Geese" by Jonathan Guy, first published in 1976.
The Neophyte
"The Neophyte" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1989. Known for his prolific career in the horror genre, Smith delivers a tale that intertwines supernatural elements with dark, occult themes, characteri...
The Origin of the Crabs
Located in a remote hunting estate in Scotland, Loch Merse hides a dark secret. Lurking within the loch’s remote and rugged natural beauty are monstrous crabs so diseased and unnatural that they taste human flesh…...
The Plague Chronicles
"The Plague Chronicles" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 2003. In this book, Smith explores a chilling scenario where a deadly virus threatens humanity, unleashing chaos and desperation as society crumb...
The Pluto Pact
"The Pluto Pact" is a science fiction novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1982. Departing from his usual horror themes, Smith explores a dystopian future where Earth is ravaged by overpopulation, environmental d...
The Pony Riders
"The Pony Riders" is a young adult adventure novel written by Guy N. Smith, published in 1983. Unlike Smith's more well-known horror works, this novel offers a departure into the realm of children's literature, specif...
The Reaper
"The Reaper" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1978. It is one of Smith's many works exploring themes of horror and the supernatural, featuring his signature blend of suspense, action, and gruesome...
The Resurrected
"The Resurrected" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1984. In this chilling tale, Smith explores themes of resurrection, revenge, and the supernatural, delivering a suspenseful and atmospheric narra...
The Slime Beast
"The Slime Beast" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1975. It is one of Smith's early works and is known for its blend of creature horror, suspense, and grotesque imagery. Plot Summary Professor Low...
The Son of the Werewolf
Nine months after the demise of the second werewolf to roam the Black Hill on the Shropshire/Welsh border, a child is born to Margaret Gunn. Is baby Hugh her husband’s son … or that of the now-deceased Tom Owen? B...
The Sucking Pit
"The Sucking Pit" revolves around the eerie events surrounding a mysterious and deadly bog located in the remote countryside. This bog, referred to as the sucking pit, is notorious for its ability to swallow anything...
The Truckers 1: The Black Knights
"The Truckers 1: The Black Knights" is a novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1986. It is the first installment in the "Truckers" series, which explores the adventures and misadventures of long-haul truckers in t...
The Truckers 2: Hi-Jack!
"The Truckers 2: Hi-Jack" is a novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1987. It is the second installment in the "Truckers" series, continuing the adventures of long-haul truckers in the United Kingdom. Plot Summary In "H...
The Undead
"The Undead" is a horror novel written by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1981. It is known for its blend of traditional horror elements, including zombies and supernatural occurrences, set against the backdrop of a...
The Unseen
"The Unseen" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1980. It is known for its exploration of supernatural themes, suspenseful storytelling, and atmospheric setting. Plot Summary "The Unseen" centers aro...
The Walking Dead
"The Walking Dead" by Guy N. Smith is a horror novel first published in 1984. Guy N. Smith, a British author known for his prolific output of pulp horror fiction, is famous for his fast-paced and often gruesome storyt...
The Wood
"The Wood" is a horror novel written by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1985. It is known for its atmospheric setting, suspenseful storytelling, and exploration of supernatural themes. Plot Summary "The Wood" centers...
Thirst
"Thirst" is a horror novel written by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1980. Plot Summary Mel Timberley, professional lorry driver, swerves to avoid a hare and crashes into Claerwen Reservoir, polluting the entire wat...
Thirst II: The Plague
"Thirst II: The Plague" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1976. It is the sequel to Smith's earlier novel "Thirst," continuing the story of vampire terror in a rural English setting. Plot Summary In "Thi...
Throwback
"Throwback" is a horror novel written by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1979. It combines elements of adventure, suspense, and horror, and is set in a remote and rugged landscape. Plot Summary In "Throwback," the st...
Warhead
"Warhead" is a thriller novel by Guy N. Smith, published in 1984. Unlike many of Smith's other works, which often fall within the horror genre, "Warhead" delves into the realm of political intrigue, espionage, and mil...
Water Rites
"Water Rites" is a horror novel written by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1989. It delves into themes of ancient rituals, supernatural forces, and the horrors lurking beneath the surface of a seemingly peaceful Engl...
Werewolf by Moonlight
"Werewolf by Moonlight" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1974. It explores the classic theme of lycanthropy, or the transformation of humans into werewolves, amidst a backdrop of rural English cou...
Werewolf Omnibus
Are werewolves simply folklore or have they existed at some stage in the distant past? Lycanthropy is known to be a mental condition where the sufferer believes himself to be a wolf and embarks upon a psychotic rampag...
Witch Spell
"Witch Spell" is a horror novel by Guy N. Smith, first published in 1976.
Wolfcurse
“Wolfcurse” is a short pulp-horror novel by British author Guy N. Smith, published in 1987 as part of his long-running fascination with werewolf lore. Smith was a prolific writer best known for fast-paced, grisly...
Writing Horror Fiction
Published by A&C Black Academic and Professional, this writer's guide explains how to write short stories and horror fiction for children and adults. The author shows how to build on the initial idea and develop chara...