Mister B. Gone

· HarperCollins UK
4.2
12 reviews
Ebook
240
Pages

About this ebook

The long-awaited return of the great master of horror. Mister B. Gone is Barker's shockingly bone-chilling discovery of a never-before-published demonic ‘memoir’ penned in the year 1438, when it was printed – one copy only – and then buried until now by an assistant who worked for the inventor of the printing press, Johannes Gutenberg.

This bone-chilling novel, in which a medieval devil speaks directly to his reader—his tone murderous one moment, seductive the next—is a never-before-published memoir allegedly penned in the year 1438.

The demon has embedded himself in the very words of this tale of terror, turning the book itself into a dangerous object, laced with menace only too ready to break free and exert its power.

A brilliant and truly unsettling tour de force of the supernatural, Mister B. Gone escorts the reader on an intimate and revelatory journey to uncover the shocking truth of the battle between Good and Evil.

Ratings and reviews

4.2
12 reviews
Gary Dunning
January 24, 2017
For £6+,though love barker's books this1 way to short&not alot of depth to it.disappointed overall.
A Google user
March 1, 2012
Couldn't put it down despite it telling me to.
Philip Allen
October 12, 2017
A great laugh and good read Mr Barker never fail.
1 person found this review helpful

About the author

Clive Barker was born in Liverpool in 1952. He is the worldwide bestselling author of the Books of Blood, and numerous novels including Imajica, The Great and Secret Show, Sacrament and Galilee. In addition to his work as a novelist and short sotry writer le also illustrates, writes, directs and produces for the stage and screen.

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