Graham Masterton

Born in 1946 in Edinburgh, Scotland, he started working as a reporter at the age of seventeen, later becoming an editor at "Penthouse" and began writing horror fiction in the mid-1970s. Among his best works are: "Charnel House," "The Pariah," "Death Trance," "Black Angel," "Walkers," "The Sleepless," and "Flesh & Blood." Prolific and popular in both Europe and America, Masterton frequently travels to conduct research for his books and has demonstrated significant charitable work in the field of abused children. In recent years, he has experienced a new wave of recognition and success, culminating in his award from the British Fantasy Society for his long-standing contribution.