Cthulhu Mythos: Misquamacus, of the Manitou series, originates from August Derleth and H. Creepy Changing Painting: One of many effects The Heirloom has on its owner's property. The eels are the malevolent, monstrous sperm cells of Yoamatil that planted itself to the uterine wall and grow until they're tear out and do some evil like bite off the face of one poor cop. 
Chest Burster: The very first novel in the Night Warriors series features womb-bursting eels tearing out of women who had sex with Yaomatil, the demon who's also known as Asmodeus. Celebrity Paradox: Harry Erskine, narrator and recurring character of the Manitou novels, is a fictional character in Black Angel. Bleached Underpants: Averted - Masterton has never tried to conceal an early career in soft-core pornography. Autocannibalism: Behind the cult in Ritual published as Feast in the USA. Artifact of Doom: The titular Heirloom and Mirror. Antagonist Title: Tengu, referring to the evil demon. Abandoned Hospital: Setting for Walkers. Broken Angels (also published as Voice of an Angel) (2012). White Bones (also published as Katie Maguire and A Terrible Beauty) (2003). The Painted Man (also published as Death Mask) (2008). 
Touchy and Feely (based on the Beltway snipers) (2005).Spirit Jump (short story collected in anthology Faces of Fear) (1996).The Djinn (1977) note Featuring Harry Erskine from The Manitou, but no actual Manitou.Significant works by this author include: Quite possibly as a spin-off of this career, he wrote hack sex comedies and several volumes of sex manuals, something he has cheerfully never tried to disguise or conceal as an embarrassing reminder of what he did to earn a living before his literary career really took off. Prior to becoming a full-time writer, he edited the UK editions of men's magazines Penthouse and Playboy. Graham Masterton, born in 1946 in Edinburgh, Scotland, is a prolific writer in several genres who is most famous for his voluminous output of horror stories.
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