Women's Erotic Dreams (and What They Mean) (nonfiction), Henry Regnery (Chicago, IL), 1976.Ĭonfessions of a Racy Receptionist, Pinnacle Books (New York, NY), 1976. How to Drive Your Man Wild in Bed (nonfiction), Henry Regnery (Chicago, IL), 1976.ġ,001 Erotic Dreams Explained (nonfiction), Henry Regnery (Chicago, IL), 1976. How to Be the Perfect Lover (nonfiction), New American Library (New York, NY), 1975. (Under pseudonym Angel Smith) Isn't It about Time You Did Something Kinky?, Warner Books ( New York, NY), 1975.Ĭonfessions of a Wanton Waitress or, Alice Doesn't Work Here Anymore!, Pinnacle Books (New York, NY), 1975. (Under pseudonym Angel Smith) How a Woman Loves to Be Loved, Warner Books ( New York, NY), 1974, Modern Age Publishers (London, England), 1975. AWARDS, HONORS:Įdgar Allan Poe Award, Mystery Writers of America, 1979, for Charnel House silver medal, West Coast Review of Books, 1984, for Tengu Prix Julia Verlanger for Picture of Evil Best Horror Novel of the Year, Science Fiction Chronicle, for The Chosen Child outstanding achievement award for short fiction, International Horror Guild, 1993, for 'Under- bed' Tombstone Award, Horror Writers Network, 2003, for 'Anti-Claus' Edgar Allan Poe Award, Mystery Writers of America, 2003, for Trauma. Mayfair, London, England, deputy editor, 1967-70 Penthouse, London, England, executive editor, 1970-74 freelance writer, 1974. Agent-Wiescka Masterton, 15 Harendon, Tadworth Park, Surrey KT20 5TT, England. Education: Attended private boys' school in Croydon, England.

(a major in the British Army) and Mary Masterton married Wiescka Walach (a literary agent), December, 1976 children: Roland, Daniel, Luke. Masterton, Graham 1946- (Thomas Luke, Anton Rimart, Angel Smith) PERSONAL:īorn January 16, 1946, in Edinburgh, Scotland son of J.

Revenge of the manitou graham masterton