Charles L. Grant (1942-2006)
September 17th, 2006 by Alan Chudnow
Writer and editor Charles L. Grant, born 1942, died yesterday, Sept. 15, 2006, shortly after returning home from a long hospital stay. Grant wrote over 100 books, mostly horror and fantasy, under his own name and a variety of pseudonyms, notably the “Oxrun Station” novels set in an imaginary Connecticut town. He won Nebula Awards for short story “A Crowd of Shadows” and novelette “A Glow of Candles, a Unicorn’s Eye”, World Fantasy Awards for anthology Shadows (first in a 11-volume series), collection Nightmare Seasons, and novella “Confess the Seasons”, a special British Fantasy Award in 1987, a Life Achievement Stoker Award in 2000, the World Horror Grandmaster Award in 2002, and the International Horror Guild Living Legend Award in 2003.
ยป Profile and bibliography at International Horror Guild
Original posting from Locus Online.
