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Horror writer and journalist Philip Nutman died yesterday. Read a wonderful memoir of him by Fangoria editor Tony Timpone here. I really enjoyed the short stories he wrote in the early '90s, published in the anthologies Book of the Dead, Splatterpunks ,and Borderlands 2.
Oct 8, 2013 · Horror author, screenplay and comics writer, journalist, and film reviewer Philip Nutman, 50, died on October 7, 2013 of acute organ failure in an Atlanta Hospital.
Mike Malloy's video that played at Philip Nutman's Dec 7 memorial service in Atlanta. Photos and footage provided by Martin Roberts, Anya Martin, Jayson Palm...
Philip Nutman has 41 books on Goodreads with 12278 ratings. Philip Nutman’s most popular book is The Girl Next Door.
First published at age 15, expatriate Englishman Philip Nutman's writing career began inauspiciously as a movie reviewer for Venue, a Village Voice type publication which covered the arts and entertainment scenes in the cities of Bath and Bristol in England's West Country.
Oct 21, 2013 · NUTMAN, Philip (July 9, 1963 to October 7, 2013) Born in Watford, England, Phil spent most of his childhood in Bath, then moved back to the London area in his teens. He published his first...
Philip Nutman died October 7 in Atlanta after being taken off life support. His novel Wet Work (1993) received a Bram Stoker Award nomination. Two shorter works “Full Throttle” and “Churches Of Desire” were included by Karl Edward Wagner in The Year’s Best Horror Stories XIX (1991) and XX (1992).
