Stephen King and Peter Straub

Black House is a horror novel by American writers Stephen King and Peter Straub.

Patricia Highsmith

The Black House (1981) is a collection of short stories by American author Patricia Highsmith.

with the flair and style typical of Stephen King with a slightly different narrative style that I assume is the result of Straub’s influence

Black House is written with the flair and style typical of Stephen King, with a slightly different narrative style that I assume is the result of Straub’s influence.

a deeply-layered and entirely entrancing read for Stephen King fantasy fans

Both a sequel to The Talisman and closely tied The Dark Tower Series, Black House is a deeply-layered and entirely entrancing read for Stephen King fantasy fans.

a 2007 South Korean horror film , directed by Shin Tae-rathat is based on the popular Japanese novel of the same title (called Kuroi Ie) by Yusuke Kishi

Black House (film) Black House () is a 2007 South Korean horror film directed by Shin Tae-ra, that is based on the popular Japanese novel of the same title (called Kuroi Ie) by Yusuke Kishi.

in 2001

Black House was published by Random House in 2001.

once written by Stephen King and some other bloke

I read The Black House once written by Stephen King and some other bloke - found that extraordinarily creepy - all got a bit silly at the end though which took the gloss off the end !

one of Charles Dickens‘s best novels

I was moved to read Bleak House because I had just read Black House, in which the characters read Black House, and I’m glad I did, because I think Black House is one of Charles Dickens‘s best novels.

Scottish author Peter May

In 2011 Scottish author Peter May published The Blackhouse, the first of The Lewis Trilogy of thrillers based on Lewis, where the primary police murder investigation is based in Stornoway.

King

While The Talisman was a straightforward myth in 1980s packaging, Black House is richer and more complex, a fantasy wrapped in a horror story inside a mystery, sporting a clever tangle of references to Charles Dickens, Edgar Allan Poe, jazz, baseball, and King's own Dark Tower saga.

Colin Vearncombe

Written by Black himself, Colin Vearncombe, the song was released twice as a single and was successful the second time, becoming a top ten hit in Switzerland, Germany, UK, France, Austria and Italy.

Alessandro Poli

Alessandro Poli began with the 'constant monument' idea, which wrapped up everything such as a squared magma, continued with the ‘histogram of architecture’, which generated without any effort furniture and ambiences whose 'Super-surface was a mental attitude model,' and then finally arrived at the 'Super-idea', which beats time with a constant regularity, deliberately written in black and white, conceptually revealed and theoretically closed, eventually generating the Quaderna collection, the most architectural items ever seen in the long history of furniture, which Aurelio Zanotta was ready to turn into a myth.