(Editor and contributor) Superhorror, St. The Doll Who Ate His Mother, Bobbs-Merrill ( New York, NY), 1976, new edition, Headline Feature (London, England), 1993.

The Height of the Scream, Arkham (Sauk City, WI), 1976. The Inhabitant of the Lake and Less Welcome Tenants, Arkham (Sauk City, WI), 1964.ĭemons by Daylight, Arkham (Sauk City, WI), 1973. Bram Stoker Award, Horror Writers Association, for best novel, 1989, for Ancient Images for best collection, 1994, for Alone with the Horrors, and for nonfiction category, 2002, for Ramsey Campbell, Probably Liverpool Daily Post & Echo Award for Literature, 1994 Premios Gigamesh, 1994, for Spanish translation of The Influence Premio alla Carriera a Ramsey Campbell (Prize for the Career of Ramsey Campbell), Fantafestival, Rome, Italy, 1995 best novel citation, International Horror Guild, 1998, for The House on Nazareth Hill Grand Master Award, World Horror Convention, 1999 Lifetime Achievement Award, Horror Writers Association, 1999 best nonfiction citation, International Horror Guild, 2002, for Ramsey Campbell, Probably Living Legend Award, International Horror Guild, 2007. AWARDS, HONORS:īritish Fantasy Awards for best short story, 1978, for 'In the Bag,' for best novel, 1980, for The Parasite, 1985, for Incarnate, 1988, for The Hungry Moon, 1989, for The Influence, 1991, for Midnight Sun, and 1994, for The Long Lost, and for best anthology/collection, 1991, for Best New Horror (with Stephen Jones), 1999, for Ghosts and Grisly Things, 2002, for Ramsey Campbell, Probably: On Horror and Sundry Fantasies, and for best collection, 2003, for Told by the Dead World Fantasy Award for best short fiction, 1978, for 'The Chimney,' and 1980, for 'Macintosh Willy,' for best anthology, 1991, for Best New Horror (with Stephen Jones), and for best collection, 1994, for Alone with the Horrors.

MEMBER:īritish Film Institute, Horror Writers of America, British Fantasy Society (lifetime president), Society of Fantastic Films (lifetime president). Lecturer on films and horror fiction film critic, BBC Radio Merseyside, 1969. Inland Revenue, Liverpool, England, tax officer, 1962-66 Liverpool Public Libraries, Liverpool, England, library assistant, 1966-71, acting librarian in charge, 1971-73 writer, 1973. Writer, novelist, editor, and short-story writer. Agent-The Pimlico Agency, Box 20447, Cherokee Station, New York, NY 10021. Office-31 Penkett Rd., Wallasey, Merseyside CH45 7QF, England. Politics: 'Leftist: But I become progressively more cynical about political generalizations!' Religion: Agnostic. Leyton, Jay Ramsay, Errol Undercliffe) PERSONAL:īorn January 4, 1946, in Liverpool, England son of Alexander Ramsay and Nora Campbell married Jenny Chandler (a teacher), Januchildren: Tamsin Joanne, Matthew Ramsey. Campbell, Ramsey 1946- (John Ramsey Campbell, Montgomery Comfort, Carl Dreadstone, E.K.

In the Bag by Ramsey Campbell