Christopher Fowler

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Christopher Fowler (born 1953 in Greenwich, London) is an English thriller writer. In addition to his numerous horror, satire and crime novels, he has also written a Sherlock Holmes audio drama for BBC 7 entitled The Lady Downstairs. His book "Rune" shows remarkable similarities to the later Japanese novel & film "Ringu/The Ring". He is also the author of the "Bryant and May" mysteries, "Full Dark House," "The Water Room", "Seventy-Seven Clocks" and 'Ten Second Staircase'. His story 'The Master Builder' was filmed as 'Through The Eyes Of A Killer' ^[1], starring Marg Helgenberger and Tippi Hedren.

His novella Breathe, published by Telos Publishing Ltd., won the British Fantasy Society Award for best novella in 2005. ^[2]

1 Novels, anthologies
2 References
3 External links
4 See also

[edit] Novels, anthologies

How to Impersonate Famous People	1984	ISBN 0-7043-3463-1
The Ultimate Party Book	1985	ISBN 0-04-793087-X
City Jitters	1986	ISBN 0-7221-3704-4
City Jitters 2
Roofworld	1988	ISBN 0-7126-2421-X
The Bureau of Lost Souls (US: "More City Jitters")	1989	ISBN 0-7126-2459-7
Rune	1990	ISBN 0-7126-3466-5
Red Bride	1992	ISBN 0-356-20805-2
Sharper Knives	1992	ISBN 0-7515-0152-2
Darkest Day	1993	ISBN 0-316-90534-8
Spanky	1994	ISBN 0-7515-0959-0
Flesh Wounds	1995	ISBN 0-7515-1431-4
Psychoville	1996	ISBN 0-7515-1664-3
Menz Insana (graphic novel - illustrator: John Bolton)		ISBN 1-56389-300-2
Disturbia	1998	ISBN 0-7515-1909-X
Soho Black	1998	ISBN 0-7515-2559-6
Personal Demons	1998	ISBN 1-85242-597-0
Uncut	1999	ISBN 0-7515-2644-4
Calabash	2000	ISBN 0-7515-3040-9
The Devil in Me	2004	ISBN 1-85242-768-X
Demonized	2004	ISBN 1-85242-848-1
Full Dark House	2004	ISBN 0-553-81552-0
Breathe	2004	ISBN 1-903889-67-7
The Water Room	2004	ISBN 0-385-60554-4
Seventy Seven Clocks	2005	ISBN 0-385-60885-3
Ten Second Staircase	2006	ISBN 0-385-60886-1
White Corridor	2007	ISBN 978-0-553-8045-8