Tim Lebbon
Tim
Lebbon lives in South Wales with his wife and two children. His books
include Face, The Nature of
Balance, Changing of Faces, Exorcising Angels (with Simon Clark), Dead Man's Hand, Pieces of Hate, Fears
Unnamed, White and Other Tales of Ruin, Desolation, and Berserk. Future publications include Hellboy: Unnatural Selection
from Simon & Schuster, plus books from Cemetery Dance, Night Shade
Books, and Necessary Evil Press, among others. He has won two British
Fantasy Awards, a Bram Stoker Award, and a Tombstone Award and has been
a finalist for International Horror Guild and World Fantasy Awards.
Several of his novels and novellas are currently under option in the
United States and Great Britain.
Tim has served as vice
president of the Horror Writers Association. He has taught creative
writing at Cardiff University, and he is currently lecturing at a
series of one-day seminars.
Series
Noreela
Dusk
Dusk is set in
the fading world of Noreela, where magic has withdrawn and nature
itself is winding down. Machines lay dead and
rotting across the landscape, crops fail, and the people of Noreela are
mostly apathetic and accepting of their lot.
But then the spark of magic appears again in a young farm boy, and he
becomes the centre of attention for people - and things - that
desperately want this new magic for themselves.
Noreela teeters
on the brink of annihilation, but its last survivors will not go
quietly into the never-ending darkness. The final battle
for the land has begun.
Vale of Blood
Roses
A
mercenary should be allowed to quit. That's what Jakk thinks. But
his companions don't want to quit. As the Cataclysmic War ends they
enter a valley that should not exist, see machines that should be dead,
and interrupt something that should be left alone. There's regret, but
some actions can't be undone. There's hope, but it's so obviously
false. And there's revenge.
The
Bajuman
Korrin
is a Bajuman, vilified for some vague wrongdoing in his
people's past. He's also a hunter, making his living tracking down lost
people, forgotten things. Charged with finding a missing fodder –
member of an ancient race originally bred for food - he soon realises a
painful truth. In Noreela City, still recovering from the Great
Plagues, everyone is lost.
