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210 Interview with Adam Nevill Dawn Keetley
210 Interview with Adam Nevill Dawn Keetley (Lehigh University) Adam Nevill, author of such folk horror fare as Banquet for the Damned (2004), The Ritual (2011), House of Small Shadows (2013), and The Reddening (2019), graciously agreed to an interview in August 2018. Below are his thoughts on writing horror—and folk horror specifically—as well as on The Ritual in the time of its writing (2008) and in the present moment. DK: What were your influences—whether film, literature, TV and did you see yourself writing in a particular genre—drawing from several genres? Extending or deviating from particular genres? AN: Always a tangle when attempting definition and classification, but I'm definitely writing horror fiction; a specific aesthetic aim is to transport the reader imaginatively through feelings of dread, horror, terror, wonder and awe, by use of the numinous, supernatural or supernormal. But my small contribution to a long and varied tradition of horror has been informed by books from many different fields. I've read widely and so much has inspired me, and made me want to write; fiction within and outside of horror. For example, the dominant forms of popular novel in my time have undoubtedly been the crime novel and the thriller—the major differences between them I'll leave to others—and as I have read a fair bit in these fields, they have certainly influenced my books in terms of story arrangement: Last Days (that is chiefly inspired by popular true crime and is a ‘what happened’ investigation and a ‘why dunnit’), No One Gets Out Alive (again specifically inspired by true crime investigations into the psychopaths who become 211 sadistic killers of women), Lost Girl (very much a near-future thriller about, amongst other things, a missing child and the story of a parent-turned-vigilante, engaged in a semi-official criminal investigation), and Under a Watchful Eye is also close to a thriller in terms of its plot— an ordinary life invaded by a mysterious ‘other’ that pursues its unscrupulous self-interest and revenge for past slights. -
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By Adam Nevill Banquet for the Damned Apartment 16 The Ritual Last Days House of Small Shadows No One Gets Out Alive PM441 – No One Gets Out Alive MME.indd 2 22/08/2014 09:56 AdAm Nevill No One Gets Out Alive PAN BOOKS PM441 – No One Gets Out Alive MME.indd 3 22/08/2014 09:56 First published 2014 by Pan Books This edition published 2014 by Pan Books an imprint of Pan Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited Pan Macmillan, 20 New Wharf Road, London N1 9RR Basingstoke and Oxford Associated companies throughout the world www.panmacmillan.com ISBN 978-1-4472-4090-7 Copyright © Adam Nevill 2014 The right of Adam Nevill to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by him in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. The Macmillan Group has no responsibility for the information provided by any author websites whose address you obtain from this book (‘author websites’). The inclusion of author website addresses in this book does not constitute an endorsement by or association with us of such sites or the content, products, advertising or other materials presented on such sites. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise) without the prior written permission of the publisher. Any person who does any unauthorized act in relation to this publication may be liable to criminal prosecution and civil claims for damages. -
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Hacettepe University Graduate School of Social Sciences Department of English Language and Literature English Language and Literature REPRESENTATIONS OF THE ANTHROPOCENE FROM THE NINETEENTH CENTURY TO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: RICHARD JEFFERIES’S AFTER LONDON, OR WILD ENGLAND, DORIS LESSING’S MARA AND DANN: AN ADVENTURE AND ADAM NEVILL’S LOST GIRL Kübra BAYSAL Ph.D. Dissertation Ankara, 2019 REPRESENTATIONS OF THE ANTHROPOCENE FROM THE NINETEENTH CENTURY TO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: RICHARD JEFFERIES’S AFTER LONDON, OR WILD ENGLAND, DORIS LESSING’S MARA AND DANN: AN ADVENTURE AND ADAM NEVILL’S LOST GIRL Kübra BAYSAL Hacettepe University Graduate School of Social Sciences Department of English Language and Literature English Language and Literature Ph.D. Dissertation Ankara, 2019 v ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This dissertation has been born of a hard, ardent but equally fruitful Ph.D. journey during which I had countless mind-opening courses from most respected professors of the Department of English Language and Literature at Hacettepe University that shaped the academic path of my life since the first day I started my university adventure. Getting to test my intellectual as well as bodily limits and learning that there is no end to acquiring knowledge, I have opened my eyes and mind to the realities of the world that readily find a place in the fictional worlds of literary works, namely novels, which explains how the inspiration for this dissertation came to me. Within this context, I want to express my first heartfelt gratitude to my thesis supervisor, Prof. Dr. Aytül ÖZÜM, whose strong academic profile has put me in the right track in my doctoral endeavour, for harnessing this inspiration and leading the way in a most professional way all throughout the writing phase of this dissertation with her sincere, warm, direct and constantly positive attitude along with her valuable scholarly advice. -
Nightmare Magazine, Issue 41 (February 2016)
TABLE OF CONTENTS Issue 41, February 2016 FROM THE EDITOR Editorial, February 2016 FICTION No Other Men in Mitchell Rose Hartley Inspirations Seanan McGuire Princess Dennis Etchison Where Angels Come In Adam L.G. Nevill NOVEL EXCERPTS Bleeding Earth Kaitlin Ward NONFICTION The H Word: Fairy Tales: The Original Horror Stories? Alison Littlewood Artist Showcase: Steven Stahlberg Marina J. Lostetter Interview: David Mitchell The Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy AUTHOR SPOTLIGHTS Rose Hartley Seanan McGuire Dennis Etchison Adam L.G. Nevill MISCELLANY Coming Attractions Stay Connected Subscriptions and Ebooks About the Nightmare Team Also Edited by John Joseph Adams © 2016 Nightmare Magazine Cover by Steven Stahlberg www.nightmare-magazine.com FROM THE EDITOR Editorial, February 2016 John Joseph Adams | 944 words Welcome to issue forty-one of Nightmare! We neglected to mention it in the magazine last month (whoops!), but we’re currently in the midst of crowdfunding our next Destroy project. In 2014, we asked women to destroy science fiction, and they did— spectacularly—in our first crowdfunded, all-women special issue, Women Destroy Science Fiction!. Then, in 2015, we asked queers to destroy science fiction, they did—again, spectacularly—in Queers Destroy Science Fiction! This year, we’re turning the reins over to People of Colo(u)r, with People of Colo(u)r Destroy Science Fiction!, guest edited by Nalo Hopkinson and Kristine Ong Muslim. Joining Nalo and Kristine will be a team of wonderful POC creatives, including Nisi Shawl (reprint editor), Berit Ellingsen (flash fiction editor), Sunil Patel (personal essays editor), Grace Dillon (nonfiction editor), and more! We launched our Kickstarter campaign on January 18 and surpassed our original goal in just a manner of hours. -
SOUTH WEST READING PASSPORT World of Darkness SOUTH WEST Meet the World of Horror READING PASSPORT and Evil, If You Dare
IIIII SOUTH WEST READING PASSPORT World of Darkness SOUTH WEST Meet the world of horror READING PASSPORT and evil, if you dare. Welcome to the South West Reading Passport 2014, the third year of this exciting reading World of Passion adventure. For 2014 we have selected four Inflame your imagination ‘Worlds’ to reflect different genres of literature. with these passionate and The challenge is to read three or more novels affecting novels. from these Worlds before the end of December. Featured writers will be appearing at some libraries in the South West. If you are unable to see them, Lyrical Worlds don’t worry – there are special features about the Discover the engaging writers on our website www.readingpassport.org and brilliant world of poetry. For this year’s competition, pick up the review sheets with this Passport, or enter reviews online. Future Worlds Your local library and the Reading Passport website have even more reading suggestions to What challenges may lie ahead for inspire you, to wax lyrical, be passionate, look Earth? See how different authors to the future and delve into the dark with your envision the world of the future. reading. The Reading Passport is a partnership between Arts Council England, Literature Works, Royal Take a risk – explore new worlds and encounter Literary Fund and libraries across all sectors in the exciting writers. South West. Take this reading adventure and expand your horizons. IIIII www.readingpassport.org Tania Glyde Tania FEATURED WRITER Adam Nevill Adam Nevill was born in Birmingham, England, in 1969 and grew up in England and New Zealand.