His tales feature a wide range of well-known horror figures, including Vlad the Impaler, Grendel, and the Green Man. In his short-story collection Lies & Ugliness, Hodge presents twenty-one horror stories focusing on the erotic.
Noting that Hodge provides "action tough and dirty," Nancy McNicol also wrote in her Library Journal review that the author has "an amazingly delicate touch … the vulnerable aspects of his characters." A Publishers Weekly contributor commented that Hodge's "well-drawn criminals make a memorable batch of bottom-feeders." The files actually belong to some tough thugs, who set out after her. Allison does not realize, however, that she has left with some of her boyfriend's extremely valuable computer files. Wild Horses features Allison Willoughby, who, after discovering that her lover has cheated on her, begins a cross-country trip. When the drug is smuggled from the Venezuelan mountains to the United States, a Yanomamo warrior named Kerebawa comes to America to retrieve the drug, but not before various people find out its effects too late. In his novel Nightlife, Hodge tells the story of a green powder called skullflush that can turn its users into human versions of wild beasts who go on killing rampages. Nominated for several Bram Stoker Awards, Brian Hodge is the author of horror and crime fiction. Mad Dogs (novel), Cemetery Dance (Forest Hill, MD), 2006.Ĭontributor to "Hellboy" series of books. World of Hurt (novel), limited edition, Earthling (Northborough, MA), 2006. On Earth as It Is in Hell ("Hellboy" series novel), Pocket (London, England), 2005. Lies & Ugliness (novel includes music CD Inkarnate), limited edition, Night Shade Books ( San Francisco, CA), 2001. Wild Horses (novel), William Morrow (New York, NY), 1999. The Convulsion Factory (stories), Silver Salamander Press (Seattle, WA), 1996.įalling Idols (stories), limited edition, Silver Salamander Press (Seattle, WA), 1998. Prototype (novel), Dell Publishing (New York, NY), 1996. Shrines and Desecrations (stories), TAL Publications (Leesburg, VA), c. The Darker Saints (horror novel), Dell Publishing (New York, NY), 1993. Nightlife (horror novel), Dell Publishing (New York, NY), 1991.ĭeathgrip (novel), Dell Publishing (New York, NY), 1992. Oasis (novel), Tor ( New York, NY), 1989. AWARDS, HONORS:īram Stoker award nomination, 1993, for Death Grip, 1995, for novelette The Alchemy of the Throat, 1997, for The Convulsion Factory, and 1998, for short story "Madame Babylon" International Horror Guild Award for outstanding short fiction, 2004, for "With Acknowledgments to Sun Tzu." WRITINGS:ĭark Advent (novel), Pinnacle Books ( New York, NY), 1988. Has previously worked in the advertising department of a newspaper. Hobbies and other interests: Photography, music, and hiking. Hodge, Brian 1960- (Brian Keith Hodge) PERSONAL:īorn 1960 companion of Dolly Nickel.
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