Garth Marenghi returns from "metaphorical darkness" with his latest project.
On Wednesday (August 17), British actor Matthew Holnesswill collaborate with Richard His Ayoade to create a fictional horror writer character and announce the release of a new film. Appeared as Marengi in the video to be released. Book.
"Hello Mr. Pilgrim," Holness clicked the light around as Marengi began to speak, quipping that "ideally it should have faded out."
He continued: My latest novel of supernatural horror. Hence theterratom. ''
''Publishing is his November 10th,'' he said, Mr. Holness, ''technically after Halloween, but I got into an argument with my editor and things got out of hand. I'm a little late," he added.
The self-proclaimed "master of the spooky" fan said the book is now available for pre-order before signing off with "Horribly yours, that is, mine, Garth Marenghi."
Marenghi's "Long-Lost Multi-Volume Epic" is published by Hodder & Stoughton, UK, and is available in hardcover, e-book, and audio formats. .
The synopsis is as follows. Forced to contend with an escaping imagination, Nick is now leaking out of his own brain.
He and Roz, his oft-wrong female editor, Stokeford, outside Stokeford , and perhaps hunt down the inhabitants of Nick's rampaging Imaginata incarnation before destroying it a little further?" says so. , fragments of the Faust myth and Manimal.
"Additionally, the cover is embossed with genuine foil at my insistence and at your expense." He was behind the cult Channel 4 sitcom Garth Marenghi's Darkplacewhich aired for a season. Ayoade played the character of Marenghi's publisher Dean Lerner.
The name "Garth Marenghi" is an anagram of the phrase "argh nightmare".
