Peter Straub was born in Milwaukee, and is the author of fourteen novels, including Ghost Story and The Talisman (with Stephen King). He has won two British Fantasy Awards, two Bram Stoker Awards, the International Horror Guild Award and two World Fantasy Awards, and was elected Grand Master at the 1998 World Horror Convention. His books have been translated into more than twenty languages. He has lived in Ireland and England, and now lives in New York City.
'Superb ... immensely readable, genuinely intriguing' Washington Post 'Tour-de-force whodunnit from a writer of majestic talent. Straub has made the difficult transition from horror to mainstream dark fiction with an effortless ease of which most other writers can barely dream' Northern Echo 'A satisfyingly complex thriller.' Time Out 'No one is better than Straub' Observer 'A stylish saga of life on a Caribbean island. Peter Straub's vivid characters come starkly to life as amateur sleuth Tom Pasmore sends shockwaves through local society with his investigations into a murder which most believed, and hoped, was dead and buried.' Belfast Telegraph
'Superb ... immensely readable, genuinely intriguing' Washington Post 'Tour-de-force whodunnit from a writer of majestic talent. Straub has made the difficult transition from horror to mainstream dark fiction with an effortless ease of which most other writers can barely dream' Northern Echo 'A satisfyingly complex thriller.' Time Out 'No one is better than Straub' Observer 'A stylish saga of life on a Caribbean island. Peter Straub's vivid characters come starkly to life as amateur sleuth Tom Pasmore sends shockwaves through local society with his investigations into a murder which most believed, and hoped, was dead and buried.' Belfast Telegraph
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