Hugh B. Cave

Hugh B. Cave

Hugh Barnett Cave was a prolific writer of pulp fiction who also excelled in other genres. Born in Chester, England, Hugh B. Cave moved during his childhood with his family to Boston, Massachusetts, following the outbreak of World War I. His first name was in honor of Hugh Walpole, a favorite author of his mother, a nurse, who had once known Rudyard Kipling. Cave attended Brookline High School. After graduating, Cave attended Boston University on a scholarship but had to leave when his father was severely injured. He worked initially for a vanity press, the only regular job he would ever...
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quick facts
Birthdate:July 11, 1910
Birthplace:Chester
Date of death:June 27, 2004
Also known as:Hugh Barnett Cave, John Starr, Justin Case

Honors and Awards

YearAwardWork
1978 World Fantasy Award for Best Collection/Anthology Murgunstrumm and Others
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Written works by Hugh B. Cave

TitlePublishedGenre
Death Stalks the Night 1995 Horror
The Door Below 1997 Horror
Bottled in Blonde 2000 Detective fiction
Murgunstrumm and Others 1977 Horror
Legion Of The Dead Fiction
The dawning Speculative fiction
Long live the dead
The Nebulon Horror Fiction
Murgunstrumm & Others
Black Sun Fiction
The Restless Dead Speculative fiction
Shades Of Evil Fiction
Larks Will Sing Fiction
Long Were The Nights Fiction
The evil returns Speculative fiction
Drums of Revolt Fiction
Isle of the Whisperers Speculative fiction
Lucifer's Eye Speculative fiction
The Lower Deep Speculative fiction
Disciples of Dread Speculative fiction
The Corpse Maker Speculative fiction
Escapades of the eel
Spicy Mystery Stories - April 1942
voyage
The Evil
cross on the drum
Come into my parlor
mission
Bitter/sweet
Conquering Kilmarnie
Haiti
Wings across the world
witching lands
Spicy-Adventure Stories - February 1938
Magazines I Remember
We build, we fight!
The Mountains of Madness
Uncharted Voyage
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