Hey New People!

After what can only be described as "far too long" myself and redwillow felt a need to pop in and see what was up with our favourite Lumley people and what things we found, weddings, children, tours, driving (!). Congrats on all and sorry it took us so long to pop by. Thinking of you all, and coveting new books. Hoc and Red.

Hello, I am a Avid reader of all things related to the lovecraft mythos and discovered Lumley through a book by the name of "Dagons Bell and other Dischords" which was largely related to the Mythos, I then discovered Necroscope when looking for further works by Brian Lumley and That brings me here.

Heya im Michael from England, im 18, i know by all account many of you could say Necroscope is before my time but i dont care since i love them anyway, my fav book would have to be Necroscope: The Source Okay, ive been reading Necroscope since 2001 and after spending years lurking this site i thought it was about time i signed up I think the Necroscope books are the greatest, me and my gf frequently have long debates about who writes the best Vampire novels Brian Lumley or Ann Rice. With me battle bravely for good old Brian I hope to have a fun time here with you all

Just thought I would say hellllooooooo. Signed on a while ago and have been lurking; a lurker at the threshold if you will. Been a Lumley fan for quite a while now, since 95 and since then have read quite a lot of his books, from crow to hero/edlin, khai, mr Trace, tara, pshycomech trilogy but not so fond of short stories they are like diets just enough for a taste but still leave you hungry. Anyhoo I digress hello.:cool:

I am not really sure where this question belongs but...I was wondering... I have heard of the Keoghcon or something like that...where is that held?

Okay I have read the the Necroscope books all of them...my question is how should i read them...last time i read the books i read them like this... Necroscope Wamphyri Lost Yrs Pt 1 Lost Yrs Pt 2 Source Deadspeak DeadSpawn Blood Brothers Last Aerie Bloodwars Invaders Defilers Avengers Or should I read them the way they were wrote? b/c Lost yrs do take place between Wamphyri and Source...As for the Short Stories shoulpd I consider putting those with the Lost yrs as well? My next question is about his other books....I got alot of his books House of Doors and it Sequel....Never read Titus Crow and his six novels....Mostly Read Hero of Dreams …

This all new to me. Just wanted to say "Hi" from Arkansas, USA and let you know these are the best vampire books ever. I'm now rebuilding my library of Brian Lumley's Necroscope series for the third time. I have donated two sets to two different libraries so far. This is also my third rereading of the books. That's it for now.

Hi everyone I've been a Necroscope fan since 1991 (my god, that's 18 years!) since a friend lent me the first four books to take on holiday to Spain. Needless to say I read all four within the fortnight... and Stephen King's "Nightmare and Dreamscapes" which I bought on a day trip to Gib. Some of you might know my website which has been running since 2002. Previously called "Necroscopy" (which Brian pointed out is the autopsy of animals) it's now called "Necropaedia" and has moved from AOL Hometown to Lycos Tripod. I've recently revamped it and added more content. Here's the URI for anyone who might want to check it out: http://members.lycos.co.uk/jordandesign/…

G'day folks. New to the messageboard, but in no way am I new to brianlumley.com or the books. Forever enthralled!

Hi everyone! I am really happy to have stumbled across this site and forum. I have been a follower of the Necroscope series for many years now and love all the books. Particularly love the Vampire Worlds - love the Lady Wratha! Have only just found the latest book - The Touch and will read it after I finish re-reading the entire series. Any news of another book? I would love to hear other fans of Brian Lumley - I also love the Titus Crow series and House of Doors but my favourites are definitely the Necroscope series. Also keen to find out whether the series will finally make it's way onto the big screen or even on TV. Lady Amber

Hi, I have found myself in love with the writings of Lumley. I have only read his Necroscope Invaders (best book ive read so far)... I really liked it and plan on learning all I can about the topics of his books....Please feel free to fill me in on what you all have learned from his writings.

Hey, I am new to the site and I really enjoyed all of these books. I have read all the way up to the last three invaders defilers and I cant remember the title of the last but i did all the Necroscopes and my personal favorites The three book series last aerie, bloodwars and the title of the first escapes me now. I would like to get bak up to date because its been 3years since I read my last title. Im looking for some help navigating the site and connecting with like minded readers of Lumleys works.

Hi all ,first time on ,any other Irish Brian fans out there, came across Necroscope in '93,fan ever since,I hope Hollywood doesn't mess up movie,can't wait for Harry and the Pirates,any one else think Faethor needs to be somehow brought back for one more book or am I just grasping at straws for more Necroscope.

Hello All! For any who haven't heard, Brian very kindly did a phone interview with us over at Yog-Sothoth and it's now available to listen to: Yog Radio Extra: Brian Lumley Interview The response has been very positive, e.g. Hope you like it, and thanks again to Brian! Paul

Hello:),My name is Thomas and I have been a fan for years from the very beggining of the Necroscope series. Later and have a good one:D.

Hello fellow Necroscope and Brian Lumley fans around the globe. I've been an avid Necroscope fan since 86 when i first laid my hands and eyes upon my first copy of the necroscope book. I re-read many of the 13 books i now currently have in my collection, 5 of which are in first print hardbacks, and (sigh) unfortunately the rest in paperback. I also have read the pschomech (not sure of the spelling there) trilogy as well as house of doors and demogorgon. I can certainly say i'm a big fan of lumleys work, though after touring the site before joining, not as much a fan as many of you here. Sorry, some of you are seriously hardcore fans which is perfectly acceptable but i adm…

Hello I finally got an Email so I decided I had to get this sorted. I'm Silvers sister so most people know me already. See you all later.

Hi there, I first discovered Brian Lumley's works a little while back when reading stories from the Cthulhu Mythos, and, enjoying his style, deceided to buy a copy of Necroscope. Well I'm so glad I did! I read it within three days, brilliant book! The second in the series is on its way to me in the post and I'm going to invest in the Titus Crow Novels also. I believe I've got a lot of enjoyable reading to come! The most amazing thing is how I didn't discover his work sooner - I mean, he is originally from the same north-east former mining colliery that I live - Horden (or Harden if you like!) and obviously I found Necroscope all the more enjoyable considering that…

Hey all! I just wanted to say hello to everyone here. I've been reading Mr. Lumley's books and stories since I bought "Dwellers Beneath" when it first came out ( The old DAW books edition) and had read a few "Primal Lands" stories back in the old"Fantastic Stories" magazine. I was in Jr.High and High School back then. That should give you an idea of how old I am. I'm from Ohio, but got stuck in Germany when I got out of the Army many years ago. I'm an electronics technician for a German Co. and I'm on the board of advisors for the local observatory here in Nuremburg. What I allways like most about Mr. Lumley's stories is that they are so entertaining. Never pr…

Hi everyone!! I finally joined the site!! I first read Necroscope when I was a Sophomore in High School (circa 1991) and have been a huge Lumley fan ever since. He's my all-time favorite author. I don't know about other places, but here in the U.S. his books can be difficult to find and most people I tell about him have never heard of him ... although I just got one of my co-workers hooked!! heehee I wouldn't say I'm a "collector" as most of my books are paperback ... BUT I do have something I think is kind-of rare, but I'm not sure ... I've got the Malibu Necroscope comics (1-5) released in 1992-1993 (http://www.brianlumley.com/books/necroscope/comic.html). …

I'm a new member but read all the Necroscope books (except for both Lost Years) a few years ago and have developed quite the wamphyri obsession! I've just finished reading the entire collection for the second time, this time including Lost Years and The Touch. The entire set was pretty hard to obtain - they just aren't in print here in Australia!! But getting the books was easy compared to sourcing all the comics which took me a few months and a lot of time searching obscure comic book sites. I had the best luck on ebay and Amazon. Anyway, I thought I'd ask a Necroknowledge question: What is the name of Daham Drakesh's bloodson?

I am absolutly thrilled to find this sight. I have been reading Lumleys books for years but until I found this sight had no idea how many books he had or that there was a possible movie. I look forward to checking in on this sight.

Hello everyone, just a quick note to say Lady Louise is back and posting!!!

Gday to all. I read the Necroscope series a long time ago and have decided to re-read them;), though I don't still have any of them:mad:. After searching online I find that there are 2 versions, U.K. and U.S. The series I originally read were the U.K. as the cover art is totally unforgettable!:eek: My question is: are the contents of the books identical? 2nd question if I may: where might I find a complete set of the U.K. version at a reasonable price? (Apologies in advance if this is in another thread)

Via my bookseller I found out Brian was doing a small book signing in London. It must have been around 1991 or thereabouts. Along with Brian at the signing session was another favourite author of mine F. Paul Wilson. I lived at the time in St. Annes in Lancashire and my mode of transport was train. I had two very large rucksacks filled to the brim with 1st editions, proofs, magazines, and short stories. I was going to have a field day having the two sign them all. The book signing was at a pub and was due to start at 7.30pm. I duly arrived at 6.30pm and waited and had a drink while I waited. At 8.30pm I decided with heavy heart and slightly blurred vision to call it a n…