Dr Frazer Lee

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Reader in Creative Writing, PhD, FHEA. Edgar Allan Poe Gothic Filmmaker Award Winner (The Stay), Bram Stoker Award Finalist ‘Best 1st Novel’ (The Lamplighters). #thecure obsessive, 46 gigs so far. Repped: Betty-Anne Crawford NY USA.

Book cover of Hearthstone Cottage by Frazer Lee shows an isolated cottage against a ominous red sunset & the tagline “A terrifying truth dwells within”. The back cover includes the book’s synopsis and a press quote: Mike Carter and his girlfriend Helen, along with their friends Alex and Kay, travel to a remote loch side cottage for a post-graduation holiday. But their celebrations are short-lived when they hit and kill a stag on the road. Alex's sister Meggie awaits them in the cottage, adding to the tension when her dog, Oscar, goes missing. Mike becomes haunted by a disturbing presence in the cottage, and is hunted by threatening figures in the highland fog. Reeling from a shock revelation, Mike begins to lose his grip on his sanity. As the dark secrets of the past conspire to destroy the bonds of friendship, Mike must uncover the terrifying truth dwelling within the walls of Hearthstone Cottage. "Lee creates an atmosphere of unease and foreboding that culminates in explosive violence and terror. Rife with frightening imagery, ghosts, and visceral horror, this tale will please the most ardent of horror fans." -Booklist
Book cover for Greyfriars Reformatory by Frazer Lee includes the tagline, “They will learn… even if it kills them” Imagery: Screaming silhouette of a girl and a creepy ghost girl in white nightgown with long black hsair hiding her face.
Book cover of Hearthstone Cottage by Frazer Lee. Tagline: “A terrifying truth dwells within…” Image: A creepy cottage stands, watching and waiting in the wilderness under an ominously red sunset.
‘I voted’ sticker with the chainsaw in skull logo of the Fangoria Chsinsaw Awards 2026
Finding Albion hardcover book by Zakia Sewell shows a golden grail against a vivid flourescent green background with the text ‘Myth, Folklore and the Quest for a Hidden Britain’ & a Women’s Prize for non-fiction longlisted logo.
Screengrab from a Guardian article reads: Who better then to come to Nige's defence on Laura Kuenssberg's show than Robert Jenrick? A man as decent as the day is long. A man who would never countenance any wrongdoing. It was just one of those things that when Honest Bob was a junior Tory housing minister he personally overruled the decision of a local council and permitted a development that would have cost the Conservative donor and one-time pornographer Richard "Dirty" Desmond an extra £50m in cash if it had been delayed by even a few days. That's Honest Bob for you. Always trying to do the right thing.
Hutter signing Orlok’s contract (Nosferatu)
Book cover of Greyfriars Reformatory by Frazer Lee shows a creepy ghost figure with long black hair in an institutional corridor. Tagline reads: They will learn… even if it kills them. Alongside the image , a press quote reads: “Greyfriars Reformatory delivers on suspense and a classic asylum setting that brings to mind novels like One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest… the teen characters are three-dimensional, and the story is anchored by a strong sense of atmosphere” Chicago Review of Books
The legendary Jeff Goldblum looking dapper as ever on the signed cd artwork for his new album Night Blooms
Tea towel with white rose logo and text, reading, “SISTERS - PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF WEST YORKSHIRE”
Cope’s notes #8 bookazine & cd with the lyrics E-Groovin’ Man cd (both by Julian Cope) alongside a nice cool pint of Hobgoblin Gold beer.
Sun rays through the trees over the last remaining bluebells in a green wood.
A social media post screengrab with a scanned book page. Text reads: “When I worked at BMP, the Head of Television commuted in from Brighton every day. He started reading The Exorcist on the train. He said he thought it was the most evil book he'd ever read. In fact, he said it was so evil he couldn't finish it. So, at the weekend, he went to the end of Brighton pier and threv it as far as he could. So I went to the bookshop. I bought another copy. Then I ran it under the tap. And left it in his desk drawer. For him to find.”
A disturbing scarecrow featured in Black Carrion, the 8th episode of Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense
Magazine Captain Creepy’s Tome of Terror #3 features cover model Heather Williams posing as a vampire.
Official uk chart graphic showing The Cure at #1.
Captain Creepy’ Tome of Terror #3 magazine cover featuring vampire model Heather Williams
A white house in raging flood waters.
3 Buck Rogers book covers featuring Gil Gerard in the title role.
Tardis police box model and cup cake with birthday candle in sixties-era monochrome.
Art deco cinema interior.
Fields of the Nephilim on stage at Kentish Town Forum, shrouded in smoke under spotlights.
Convention guests listen to author readings in the packed Balmoral room at Brighton Metropole Hotel.
Pagan Dawn magazine shows an autumnal squirrel scene & Hellebore magazine features a model who looks like Hellie R from Severance turning her back on some spooky mirror reflections.
Black Sabbath Bridge street sign in Birmingham
This week Professor Thom Brooks, Professor of Law and Government, launched the most comprehensive report into the issue of asylum seekers using small boats to cross the Channel to Britain. A key finding of the 55 page report is that the Government's Brexit deal is a primary factor. No small boat arrivals are recorded prior to 2018 when the UK was a part of a returns arrangement with the EU whereby anyone making the crossing could be returned. But the Government's Brexit deal did not include any agreement on a new returns arrangement and so returning migrants became far more difficult - and small boat crossings grew quickly. Other findings of the report are that the Government requires a new returns arrangement if it wants to make substantial progress in reducing numbers. The report calls on the Government to announce an independent investigation into missing children awaiting asylum decisions, provides evidence from the Home Office that it does not expect the Government's plans to work, that small boats are not the cause of the growing asylum application backlog and the plans for sending asylum seekers to Rwanda to have applications decided there lacks evidence of any deterrent effect or value for money.
Award winning horror short films On Edge & Red Lines dvd signed by Doug Bradley, Pinhead from Hellraiser
Woman screaming at Friday 13th on the calendar, with the text ‘Why I’m launching an indie film Kickstarter on Friday 13th of all days!’
Bioscope Gentō cd signed by Steve Rothery adjacent to a crisp, thirst quenching IPA from Rebellion Brewery of Marlow, Bucks.
A line-up of 17 waterboys cds with Dennis Hopper on top.
A white tea towel with a central rose design encircled by a machinelike cog/wheel and the words “People’s Republic of West Yorkshire - SISTERS” in the classic Caslon Antique font.