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ReviewCan Horror Fiction Go Highbrow?Ramsey Campbell could have gained renown as the successor to H.P. Lovecraft...but then he decided he wanted something different→ReviewRamsey Campbell's Quest to Become the Nabokov of Horror WritingWhen it was published in 1973, Demons by Daylight shook up the horror fiction establishment. S.T. Joshi, the most influential critic in the genre, greeted the book as a masterpiece and acknowledged it as "perhaps the most important book of horror fiction since Lovecraft's The Outsider and Others."→