Author Archives: Ray Cluley

Happy to say 6/6 has SOLD OUT and initial responses have been fantastic. Here’s the wonderful presentation package Steve Shaw at Black Shuck Books put together (image courtesy of Jessica Oliver). 6/6 is a found footage story of sorts, so … Continue reading →

I had a good ol’ chat recently with the Ladies of the Fright about all things horror (and quite a few things that aren’t). I also plug the audio version of Water For Drowning. Here’s the link to listen, and … Continue reading →

It has been a fair old while since I blogged anything, huh? I’ve been ridiculously busy lately, but in a good way, with lots of new stuff written or in progress. Here’s a bit of an update as to what’s … Continue reading →

The Devil and the Deep has surfaced and I’m lucky enough to appear with some great writers here:     ‘Deadwater’ by Simon Bestwick     ‘Fodder’s Jig’ by Lee Thomas     ‘The Curious Allure of the Sea’ by … Continue reading →

It’s available now, folks. Contains my story ‘The Castellmarch Man’, originally published in Great British Horror: Green and Pleasant Land. You can buy it here for your Kindle or as a good ol’ traditional paperback.  

Delighted to announce that my short story ‘The Swans’ has been accepted for publication in Black Static, by TTA Press. It’s the magazine where I started out, publishing my first ever submission ‘Viva Las Vegas’ back in 2008, and has … Continue reading →

March brings with it news that my story ‘The Castellmarch Man’ is to be republished in volume nine of Ellen Datlow’s The Best Horror of the Year anthology series. I’m incredibly pleased, especially as I’ve always enjoyed the series, and especially … Continue reading →