Although
Terry Lamsley spent most of his childhood in the South of England,
since then he has lived in the North, moving to Buxton, Derbysire
in 1978. He was inspired by the decay of the town to write a
collection of tales which he self-published under the title
Under the
Crust in
1993, illustrated by Michel Patey-Ford.
Tales from
the collection were reprinted in "Year's best" anthologies and the
book was short-listed for three World Fantasy awards, including
"Best Collection" and "Best Novella", the latter of which he won.
It was subsequently reprinted by Ash-Tree Press, who have printed
two new collections by him.
Short Stories
Under the Crust, Wendigo (Buxton),
1993
(Including:
"Introduction" by Terry Lamsley, "Two Returns", "Living Waters",
"Killjoy", "Something Worse", "Tabitha After Life", "Under the
Crust".)
ditto,
Ash-Tree Press (Chester), 1996
Conference with the Dead, Ash-Tree Press (Chester),
1996
(Including:
"Introduction" by Ramsey Campbell, "Walking the Dog", "Blade and
Bone", "The Break", "Someone to Dump On", "Running in the Family",
"Screens", "The Toddler", "The Outer Darkness", "Inheritance",
"The Extension".)
Dark Matters, Ash-Tree Press (Ashcroft,
British Columbia), 2000
(Including;
"Introduction" by Terry Lamsley, "Back in the Dunes", "The Power
of the Primitive", "The Lost Boy Found", "The Walls", "Suburban
Blight", "An Evening with Harrod", "The Stunted House", "The
Snug", "Climbing Down from Heaven", "Volunteers", "Getting A
Life".)
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