· Barker’s latest novel THE SCARLET GOSPELS is special for a few reasons. Not only is this novel the final one for one of his most well-known characters, Pinhead, but this novel also stars the recurring character, Harry D’Amour, an occult detective and private investigator who specializes in cases involving the occult. As The Scarlet Gospels approached publication, Clive's final text was polished into a leaner - and, if it were possible, in many ways meaner - novel than the epic discussed at several points below. At one point having expanded from its 'short story' format (leaving the remainder of the collection behind) up to , words, the page count of pages reflects its editing down to a final word-count of just over . Click cover for larger image. The Scarlet Gospels () A novel by Clive Barker. Cover art by Malleus Rock Art Lab. Interior art by Edward Miller. SYNOPSIS: The gates to Hell are open and something beckons. The last of Earth's magicians are living in fear. A Cenobite Hell Priest known as Pinhead is killing them off, gorging on their knowledge to enhance his own magical powers as part of a quest to .
Click cover for larger image. The Scarlet Gospels () A novel by Clive Barker. Cover art by Malleus Rock Art Lab. Interior art by Edward Miller. SYNOPSIS: The gates to Hell are open and something beckons. The last of Earth's magicians are living in fear. A Cenobite Hell Priest known as Pinhead is killing them off, gorging on their. The Scarlet Gospels is coming out (That's this year!) — only 15 years after Clive Barker first announced it (then a short story) in response to his disappointment with Hellraiser direct-to-video sequel, Hellraiser Inferno.. So we know that both Harry D'Amour and Pinhead will be featured prominently in the upcoming "Scarlet Gospels" but where do we start to get prepared? The Clive Barker Playscripts. The History of the Devil by Clive Barker, originally performed by The Dog Company in This new publication of the full script includes 7 photos of the original production, poster art and manuscript pages from The Clive Barker Archive. Edited, with an additional afterword by Phil Sarah Stokes.
Click cover for larger image. The Scarlet Gospels () A novel by Clive Barker. Cover art by Malleus Rock Art Lab. Interior art by Edward Miller. SYNOPSIS: The gates to Hell are open and something beckons. The last of Earth's magicians are living in fear. A Cenobite Hell Priest known as Pinhead is killing them off, gorging on their knowledge to enhance his own magical powers as part of a quest to takeover Hell. The Scarlet Gospels is a dark fantasy horror novel by author Clive Barker which acts as a continuation to both his previous novella The Hellbound Heart and his canon of Harry D'Amour stories. The book concerns D'Amour's trip into Hell to rescue his friend from The Hell Priest, a character from Barker's previous works. Plot Summary []. As The Scarlet Gospels approached publication, Clive's final text was polished into a leaner - and, if it were possible, in many ways meaner - novel than the epic discussed at several points below. At one point having expanded from its 'short story' format (leaving the remainder of the collection behind) up to , words, the page count of pages reflects its editing down to a final word-count of just over , - please note, therefore, that some of the significant story threads.
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