Kate Morton

Kate Morton is the author of The Shifting Fog, published internationally as The House at Riverton, The Forgotten Garden and The Distant Hours.

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While John Carpenter has made more famous films, The Fog is one of the best constructed ghost stories in John Carpenter's, and any catalogue (though the modern remake should be avoided at all costs).

Robbie

The Shifting Fog is the name of one of Robbie’s Poems, and an alternate title for the book The House at Riverton.

The House at Riverton , also known as The Shifting Fog

The House at Riverton, also known as The Shifting Fog, by Kate Morton is a good novel.

Price Pritchett

In his writing, Price Pritchett describes change as “fog.

Prussian Military Analyst Carl Von Clausewitz

The Fog of War, was first coined by Prussian Military Analyst Carl Von Clausewitz to describe the uncertainty in combat.

by military analyst Carl Von Clausewitz

The fog of war is a concept written by military analyst Carl Von Clausewitz in the mid-1800’s.

author Richard Bodley Scott

After the success of Field of Glory: Ancient and Medieval, author Richard Bodley Scott has penned a follow up - FOG:

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Written by John Carpenter and Debrah Hill, and directed by Carpenter, The Fog is a tale of ghosts and the sea sure to form barnacles on your boatside.

Herb Caen (anybody here old enough to remember Herb Caen)

Mark Twain knew about the fog, and Herb Caen (anybody here old enough to remember Herb Caen) wrote about the fog often.

Marco Zito

Marco Zito was inspired by the fog (“Caigo” in Venetian dialect) that rises from the water of the lagoon.

by Lola Ridge

The Fog was written by Lola Ridge (1883 – 1941), an Irish-American poet.

and Doug Braithwaite

The Fog was created by Grant Morrison and Doug Braithwaite.

Debrah Hill

Written by John Carpenter and Debrah Hill, and directed by Carpenter, The Fog is a tale of ghosts and the sea sure to form barnacles on your boatside.

John Carpenter's follow ups

John Carpenter's follow ups included the gory yet classic ghost story The Fog, a story about a leper ship which sank a century ago coming back to seek revenge on the ancestors of the coastal town which refused to allow the coastal town to dock.