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Les Évangiles écarlates

Clive Barker

Paperback | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 3.47 | 6996 Users | 1109 Reviews

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Title	:	Les Évangiles écarlates
Author	:	Clive Barker
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	January 20th 2016 by Bragelonne (first published May 15th 2015)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Fantasy

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Cela fait des années que Harry D’Amour, détective de l’étrange et du surnaturel, habitué à affronter créatures magiques et malveillantes, lutte contre ses propres démons. Lorsqu’il met la main sur un artefact ancien – un cube-puzzle capable d’ouvrir un portail sur l’Enfer lui-même –, des démons, véritables ceux-là, ne tardent pas à s’ajouter aux siens. Harry se retrouve bientôt entraîné dans un terrifiant jeu du chat et de la souris, à la fois sanglant, troublant et brillamment sophistiqué…

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Original Title:	The Scarlet Gospels
ISBN:	2352949203 (ISBN13: 9782352949206)
Edition Language:	French
Literary Awards:	Bram Stoker Award Nominee for Best Novel (2015), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Horror (2015)

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3.75; I've never been a Barker fanatic; I've yet to read the majority of his novels, and while I enjoyed the Books of Blood, for me it doesn't come close to other horror collections from the same period - Campbell's Dark Companions, Wagner's In a Lonely Place, Schow's Seeing Red or Klein's Dark Gods - that I hold in far greater esteem. However, I also believe The Hellbound Heart to be an undisputed masterpiece, and so a sequel to that work has been something I have eagerly awaiting ever since it

Like many fans, I entered into The Scarlet Gospels with significant expectations. Not only is it Clive Barker's first novel for adults since 2007, it's one he's been teasing since 1993. Over the course of those 20+ years it's grown from just another short story destined for a new Books of Blood collection to a massive 232,000 word epic, before being edited back down to the 100,000 word final book. That means, of course, that more than half the story has been edited out of the final text,

The long awaited sequel to the blood bound heart. I have to say that although it wasnt as good as the first, still it was interesting. We get the ussual Barker gore fest especially in the beginning. The picture of hell that barker paints was, at least to me, really cool. I wont talk about it as to not spoil it for anyone. Overall it was a great book on its own. I'd give it 3 stars but i am putting one additional star just for my man pinhead;) gotta love him. 4 stars

I have been intrigued by this book ever since I heard about it and like many of Clive Barkers books they seem to take forever to come out. I am not sure if he keeps working on them till the very last moment or if his publishers are a little over eager in releasing details - either way it feels like a very long time till I finally got my hands on a copy.So the whole Hellraiser / pinhead saga for me started many years ago with the Hellbound heart which ironically was collected in an anthology of

Harry D'Amour, paranormal detective, is summoned to New Orleans for a new client who had recently passed, but what he stumbles into is something he wasn't prepared for. While Harry is used to dealing with demonic forces, nothing in his past has prepared him fully to go to war with the Hell Priest, otherwise known as Pinhead. After Harry refuses an unholy offer by the Cenobite, he knows his life, and of those he loves, is in mortal danger. And Harry may have to go to Hell to stop Pinhead, whose

I recently finished reading The Scarlet Gospels, by famed horror author Clive Barker. I usually like Barkers work and have been a fan of his for a long time but this book was a huge let down. I havent always liked everything hes done but usually the darker stuff he creates is great. The last Barker book I read was Mister B. Gone and I loved it. His descriptions of demons and Hell in that book are a world above what he penned in Gospels.Ive read several reviews on The Scarlet Gospels now and they

3.31.16-I was so excited when I saw this audiobook ready to download from my local library's catalog. Then I was so disappointed when I started listening to it. I'm not sure if it was the narrator, if Clive Barker is no longer my thing, or if it's just not the right time for me to be listening to this book. I guess it doesn't matter because the end result is the same-DNF with no rating.