(pseudonym of Denis McEoin, who also writes as
Daniel Easterman)
An academic,
graduate of Trinity College, Dublin; Edinburgh; and King's
College, Cambridge, better known for thrillers written by Daniel
Easterman. His supernatural stories mingle horror with the kind of
ambience generally associated with the Jamesian ghost story.
The Lost
was a
departure, being written in the style of a journal, à la
Dracula. His early books suffered from indifferent
promotion by HarperCollins, who eventually dropped him from their
list. Later work published by library publisher Severn House, and
the more detective-fiction oriented Allison & Busby.
Naomi's
Room,
HarperCollins (London), 1991
Published as
hardback and simultaneous B format paperback. Hardback not seen.
Paperback illustrated.
Whispers
in the Dark,
HarperColllins (London), 1992
Published as
hardback and simultaneous B format paperback. Hardback not seen.
Paperback illustrated.
The
Vanishment,
HarperCollins (London), 1993
Published as
hardback and simultaneous B format paperback. Hardback not seen.
Paperback illustrated.
The
Matrix,
Harper Collins (London), 1994
Published as
hardback and simultaneous B format paperback. Hardback is
illustrated here.
The
Lost, Harper
Collins (London), 1996
ditto, HarperPrism (New York), 1996
The
Talisman,
Ash-Tree Press (Ashcroft, British Columbia), 1999
ditto, Severn House, 2000
The
Shadow on the Wall, Severn House, 2000
A Garden
Lost in Time,
Allison & Busby (London), 2004
also
Promotional
Box 'Here Lie Three Tales That Will Never Die'
contains: B
Format paperback of The Vanishment; Trade paperback of Whispers in the
Dark; and
Audio Cassette of Naomi's Room, read by Tony Britton
Short Stories:
'The
Reiver’s Lament', Blue Motel, ed. Peter Crowther, Little Brown (London), 1994
'The Scent
of Oranges' in Midnight Never Comes, Ash-Tree Press (Ashcroft,
British Columbia), 1997
'The
Whistle', Bookcase Nov/Dec 1994
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