Welcome to the Unquiet Worlds of Christopher Fulbright
This is a fan hub devoted to the fiction of Christopher Fulbright-writer of chilling horror, dark fantasy and strange tales since 1991.
From Of Wolf and Man to Night Wraith and The Midnight Order, step into a body of work where monsters, cursed places and haunted souls wait just beyond the edge of the light.
About
A fan-built tribute to a modern voice in horror
Christopher Fulbright has been crafting unsettling fiction for more than three decades. Debuting in 1991 with the short story “The Split,” he has gone on to publish dozens of tales that roam the shadowy borders between horror, dark fantasy, and the weird. His work spans novels like Of Wolf and Man, Scavengers, The Midnight Order, Shamian Gate and Night Wraith, alongside the acclaimed collection When It Rains and Other Wreckage and a long list of chapbooks and short stories.
This site celebrates Fulbright’s imagination-his lone wanderers, cursed towns, ancient cults, and otherworldly gods-by collecting information about his books, recommended reading paths, interviews, and more. If his stories have ever kept you up at night, you’re in the right place.
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His Style
His horror blends atmosphere, myth, and raw human fear to create stories that linger long after you close the book…
Fulbright’s fiction is steeped in mood and menace. Many stories are rooted in small-town settings-lonely roads, forgotten churches, and houses that feel a little too alive-where the supernatural seeps in at the edges. Collaborations with Angeline Hawkes, such as Scavengers, Shamian Gate, Sorrow Creek, Blood Coven, and Elderwood Manor, often deepen that sense of folklore and occult history, as if every back road hides an old god or a buried sin.
Across his work-whether it’s a terse short like “Zombie.com” or longer pieces like Night Wraith-you’ll find:
- grounded characters facing impossible choices,
- cosmic and occult horror threaded through everyday life, and
- a grim sense of inevitability, where the past rarely stays buried.
This fan site aims to highlight those recurring themes and help new readers find their way through his most powerful stories.
Key Works
Christopher Fulbright’s bibliography includes novels, a collection, chapbooks, and dozens of short stories. Here are a few major waypoints to start exploring:
Of Wolf and Man (2003)
A brutal, shape-shifting nightmare that mixes folklore, violence, and tragic destiny.
Scavengers (2011)
Co-written with Angeline Hawkes, this novel drags readers through a grim landscape of predators-human and otherwise.
The Midnight Order (2015)
A secret society, forbidden rites, and a creeping sense that the price of power is always too high.
Shamian Gate (2015)
Another collaboration with Angeline Hawkes; a tale of cursed thresholds and the horrors that slip through.
Night Wraith (2016)
A spectral presence stalks the dark, blurring the line between haunting and vengeance.
When It Rains and Other Wreckage (2007)
A collection gathering some of Fulbright’s most striking short fiction, including “When It Rains” and other tales of ruin.
WHAT YOU’LL FIND
Whether you’re discovering Christopher Fulbright for the first time or tracking down every last chapbook, this site is your guide to his dark worlds.
Novels, collection, chapbooks, short stories, poems, interviews, and reviews-organized so you can see how his work has evolved since 1991.
Want to start with novels? Prefer short fiction? Explore curated starting points like “Essential Fulbright Horror,” “Collaborations with Angeline Hawkes,” and “Deep Cuts & Rarities.”
Focus features on standout pieces such as “The Split,” “Sometimes Women Are So Cold,” “Death Depot,” “Children of the Horned God,” and “Strange Gods / S.T.R.A.N.G.E. G.O.D.S.”
Pointers to interviews (The Zebra Interviews, The Rise of Modern Horror Fiction, etc.), reviews like Peter Tennant’s piece on Elderwood Manor and bits of fan-curated trivia.
Contact
Share your discoveries, corrections and favorite Fulbright stories
If you’ve come across a new edition, an overlooked story, or an interview that deserves a place alongside Christopher Fulbright’s other work, you’re welcome to get in touch. This space is meant to grow as more readers explore his fiction and uncover new details.
Use the contact form to send corrections, additions, or a note about the tale that first drew you into his worlds. Together, we can keep this record of his writing as rich and up to date as possible.