David F. Case

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David F. Case

Born 1937
New York, U.S.
Occupation novelist, short story writer
Nationality U.S.
Genres horror, Fantasy, Western fiction

David F. Case (born 1937) is an American writer of short stories and novelist.

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[edit] Biography

David F. Case was born in 1937 in upstate New York. He spends much of his time in either London or Greece. Outside of the horror genre, Case has written over 300 books under at least 17 different pseudonyms, ranging from porn to Westerns.

David Case's first collection, The Cell: Three Tales of Horror appeared in 1969. It was followed by the novels Fengriffen: A Chilling Tale, Wolf Tracks and The Third Grave.

His most recent collection is Brotherly Love and Other Tales of Faith and Knowledge was published by Pumpkin Books.

His novel Fengriffen was adapted into the film And Now the Screaming Starts! (1973). His classic werewolf thriller The Hunter was adapted into a TV movie called Scream of the Wolf (1974).

Meanwhile his first Western, Plumb Drillin', which was originally set to be a movie starring Steve McQueen, has recently been re-optioned.

David Case has one unpubllished novel in need of a home with a publishing house. The novel is called The Thing That Raped Women

[edit] Works

  • The Cell: Three Tales of Horror (1969)
  • Fengriffen and Other Stories (1971)
  • The Third Grave (1980)
  • Wolf Tracks (1980)
  • Brotherly Love & OtherTales of Faith and Knowledge (1999)

[edit] Short Stories

  • The Dead End (1969)
  • The Hunter (1969)
  • Fengriffen (1971)
  • The War is Over (1988)
  • Cannibal Feast (1994)
  • Jimmy (1999)
  • Pelican Cay (2000)
  • Among the Wolves
  • The Cell
  • A Cross to Bear
  • Neighbours
  • Reflection
  • Strange Roots
  • Brotherly Love
  • The Foreign Bride
  • Ogre of the Cleft
  • Anachrona
  • Reflection
  • Twins
  • The Terrestrial Fancy

[edit] References