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    Barker, Clive

    Which novel is subtitled "A Romance?"The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      Galilee. "Galilee" (1998) is a fantastic, dark period romantic novel with a few Barker twists. Supernatural subplot aside, it's almost a "straight" piece.

    Which novel when paired with "The Great and Secret Show" is also a part of the "Books of the Art?"The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      Everville. "Everville" (1994) is the "Second Book of the Art" and a continuation of the first. Barker hopes to add to the series.

    Clive Barker is known for being verbose. Which novel was published in two volumes when it was released as a paperback?The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      Imajica. While the other three were long, it was "Imajica" (1991) clocking in at over 1000 pages that was split into two volumes for paperback release. The two volumes were "The Fifth Dominion" and "The Reconciliation."

    What novel is subtitled "A Hollywood Ghost Story?" The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      Coldheart Canyon. "Cold Heart Canyon" (2001) is about "old Hollywood" but done Clive Barker style with lots of sex, ghosts and gossip. It's also one of the most "mainstream" things he's ever written.

    What is the title of the Clive Barker novella on which the "Hellraiser" series is based?The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      The Hellbound Heart . "The Hellbound Heart" is a stand-alone novella that Barker originally published in 1987.

    What 2002 Sci-Fi Channel movie was written/conceptualized by Clive Barker?The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      Saint Sinner. "Saint Sinner", directed by Joshua Butler, aired on the Sci Fi Channel in 2003. It was an original story not based on one of Barker's earlier books or short stories.

    Of his short stories, which has not been adapted in some fashion to screen?The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      Son of Celluloid. "The Yattering and Jack" was one of the earliest Barker adaptations. It was part of "Tales From the Darkside". The "Body Politic" was a part of the TV movie "Quicksilver Highway". "The Forbidden" was the story that "The Candyman" feature film was based on.

    How many novels/stand-alone novellas has Clive Barker written as of 2003?The Wonderful World of Clive Barker

      11. Barker's first book was "The Damnation Game" (1985) and his most recent has been the children's book "Abarat" (2002).

    Klepp's Almenak was made by whom?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Samuel Hastrim the Fifth. Yes, it's the fifth and I hope you've enjoyed this quiz!

    Mendolson Shape was missing which foot?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Right. If you'll check a picture you can clearly see Shape is missing his right foot.

    The 25th Hour is named what?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Odom's Spire. Odom's Spire, because yes, there are 25 Hours for all the islands, the 25th being the Time out of Time, Orlando's Cap is the Hour of 2:00 PM and Huffaker is the Hour of 9:00 PM.

    Where did Candy meet Deaux-Deaux?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Playing cards on the Isabella. Playing cards on the Isabela obviously because she never went to any of the other islands in the first book.

    In what Time is Gorgossium located?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      12:00 Midnight. Yes, 12:00 Midnight, also known as the Island of Midnight where Christopher Carron resides his tower.

    Malingo was freed by Candy from which drunk?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Kaspar Wolfswinkel. The wizard, Kaspar Wolfswinkel murdered five wizards in order to gain their hats, where they kept all of their magic. Bill Quakenbush was Candy's father, but he was drunk, and the other two characters I made up myself.

    What room did Henry Murkitt commit suicide in?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Room 19. Yes, he committed suicide but you will HEAR a lot about him in book number two!

    Which is not one of the John brothers' last names?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Slime. The eight John brothers' last names are Mishief, Slop, Drowze, Serpant, Fillet, Sallow, Moot, and Pluckitt.

    What was Candy's hometown, Chickentown, once called?"Abarat" by Clive Barker

      Murkitt. Murkitt is what the town used to be called until the chicken factory opened and the town was renamed Chickentown.

    Clive Barker is a native of which city?The Dark Fantastic- Clive Barker Trivia

      Liverpool, England. Clive was born in Liverpool, England, but moved to Beverly Hills, California.

    Which short story from the "Books of Blood" was later adapted as "Candyman"?The Dark Fantastic- Clive Barker Trivia

      The Forbidden. "Sweets to the sweet..."

    What was the title of Clive Barker's first novel?The Dark Fantastic- Clive Barker Trivia

      The Damnation Game. "The Damnation Game" was developed after publishers urged Clive Barker to focus on writing a novel as a sell-point instead of the short story format that propelled him into the world of horror with his "Books of Blood".

    Which of Clive Barker's short stories was adapted for television and paired with another famous writer's short story adaptation?The Dark Fantastic- Clive Barker Trivia

      The Body Politic. "The Body Politic" was adapted for television along with "Chattering Teeth" by Steven King. Starring Christopher Lloyd as a travelling man with a taste for the macabre, "Quicksilver Highway" is a must have for Barker fans... even though the special effects leave much to be desired!

    In the 1980's, "The Dog Company" theatre group was composed of Clive Barker, six other friends, and which 'later-to-be-famous' horror icon?The Dark Fantastic- Clive Barker Trivia

      Doug Bradley. Doug Bradley has played "Pinhead" in every Hellraiser film to date, and was initially turned off by the role in the original movie as he had not yet made a name for himself as an actor in Hollywood.

    Who has beautiful golden eyes?Clive Barker's "Weaveworld"

      Nimrod. Nimrod, whom Cal and Suzanna first met when he was magically turned into a baby, has gorgeous golden eyes. Even when he is turned back into his normal self (complete with a tail and skin slightly blue), he retains his gold eyes. Nimrod was transfixed by the lies the Prophet told, and was then ashamed to have been tricked. Later he gained his senses and helped fight against Shadwell and Hobart's army. He befriended both Suzanna and Cal and was there till the end.

    Which street did Cal live on?Clive Barker's "Weaveworld"

      Chariot Street. Rue Street is where Mimi resided, Nonesuch is a street where a battle took place, and Rayment's Hill is where the Seerkind hid from the Scourge. Chariot Street is where Cal lived with his parents, even after they both perished. It is mentioned several times throughout the book. Lilia died here, as well. After the Scourge is awakened, the house is destroyed.

    Who gave Suzanna the book of faerie tales?Clive Barker's "Weaveworld"

      Mimi Laschenski. Mimi was a Custodian; she was the last one alive. She meant to give the book to Suzanna when Suzanna was only a child, but wasn't able to. Not completely human, Mimi had the power to control raptures. Suzanna kept the book close to her until Hobart confiscated it.

    What are the names of the four Seerkind families mentioned in the book?Clive Barker's "Weaveworld"

      The Lo, the Ye-me, the Babu, and the Aia. These families make up what is left of the Seerkind. They are families from which the Seerkind are all descended. Lilia and Nimrod are Ye-me, Cammell is Aia, Jerichau is Babu, and Apolline is a mixture of Aia and something else- a rapture from her father.

    What fruit did Cal get from the orchard that he treasured?Clive Barker's "Weaveworld"

      Jude Pears. "One of the species we've never shared with the Cuckoos," claimed Boaz, Cal's first guide. The fruit is meaty and delicious. Cal is warned not to eat too many. He took some of the fruit with him before he left the orchard. It was this fruit that helped Cal remember the Wonderland.

    Who owned an orchard and calls Cal a "poet"?Clive Barker's "Weaveworld"

      Lemuel Lo. The kindly orchard owner was dazzled by the poem Cal recited. It came from his uncle, Mad Mooney. Lo survives and remains friends with Cal, who loves the fruit his orchard creates.

    At the beginning of the novel, what bird does Cal chase, after it escapes?Clive Barker's "Weaveworld"

      33. The bird does return home. 33 and its mate stay with Cal for almost the entire book. In fact, Cal sold every racing pigeon except those two. Later in the novel, Cal releases them for their own safety.

    After escaping the Canyon, Tammy was unsettled. What helped her get over her discomfort?"Coldheart Canyon" by Clive Barker

      She returned to the Canyon. Along with Maxine (who felt the same unease), Tammy returned to the house in the Canyon. There, they met Todd's ghost and attempted to escape from the angel tormenting him. When the angel caused them to crash, Todd bargained for the girls' lives. His soul was gently taken away and the girls survived. When Tammy recovered from her wounds, Maxine took complete care of her. She helped Tammy burn all of her useless Todd Pickett memorabilia.

    What happened after the ghosts entered the house?"Coldheart Canyon" by Clive Barker

      The ghosts completely destroyed the house. Because Tammy was able to pull the symbols from the threshold, the ghosts were free to return to the house. Upon learning that the Devil's Country was ruined, the ghosts grew furious. They tore the walls, ceiling, and anything else that they could get their hands on- including Katya. She was ripped to shreds because she had refused to let them enter her house. After the ghosts had finished their destruction, the house could barely stand.

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