character). His short stories "Foet", "Traps", and "Lipidleggin'" were filmed as short films and collected on the DVD OTHERS: The Tales of F. Paul Wilson. His short story "Pelts" was adapted into the season 2 episode of Masters of Horror titled "Pelts". Short stories "Definitive Therapy" (published in "The Further Adventures of the Joker") and "Hunters" (published in "Soft and others") were adapted as short films. In January 2012, Wilson began writing for the tech web site Byte, mostly in the persona of Repairman Jack. Wilson has been a resident of Wall Township, New Jersey. He is a practicing physician as a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine. Novels The Adversary Cycle The Keep (1981), The Tomb (1984), (re-released in 2004 under its original title, Rakoshi, by Borderlands Press) The Touch (1986), Reborn (1990), (revised edition in 2009) Reprisal (1991), (revised edition in 2011) Nightworld (1992), (revised edition in 2012) Signalz (2020) (a prelude to Nightworld) Repairman Jack "Fix" (novella) (with J.A. Konrath and Ann Voss Peterson) The Tomb (1984), (re-released in 2004 under its original title, Rakoshi, by Borderlands Press) "A Day in the Life" (short story) (1989) (available in The Barrens and Others and Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) "The Last Rakosh" (1990) (later incorporated into All The Rage, then in 2006 as revised hardcover and paperback editions; also available in Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) "The Long Way Home" (short story; available in Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) (1992) "Home Repairs" (short story) (1996) (later incorporated into Conspiracies; also available in Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) "The Wringer" (short story) (1996) (later incorporated into Fatal Error; also available in Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) Legacies (1998), Conspiracies (1999), All The Rage (2000), Hosts (2001), The Haunted Air (2002), Gateways (2003), Crisscross (2004), Infernal (2005), Harbingers (2006), "Interlude at Duane's" (short story) (2006) (available in the James Patterson–edited anthology Thriller, Aftershock and Others, and in Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) "Infernal Night" (short story) (with Heather Graham) (available in FaceOff, and also independently published) Bloodline (2007), "Do-Gooder" (short short) (2007) (a 200-copy limited one-sheet "short short"; available in Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) By The Sword (2008), Ground Zero (2009), "Recalled" (short story) (2009) (available in Richard Matheson tribute book He is Legend as a crossover with Matheson's "The Distributor"; also available in Quick Fixes- Tales of Repairman Jack) Fatal Error (2010), The