Mark Chadbourn

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Mark Chadbourn (around 2010)

Mark Chadbourn (born January 13, 1960 in South Derbyshire ) is a British author , screenwriter and journalist .

Life

Chadbourn trained as a journalist. He worked as a police reporter for various British newspapers and the British television channel BBC . As a writer, he has written several fantasy and horror novels. Chadbourn lives in London .

Works (selection)

Novels

• 1992: Underground
• 1994: Nocturne
• 1996: The Eternal
• 1997: Scissorman
• Dawn of the world , fantasy novel trilogy
  • 1999: The Dawn of Darkness (English: World's End )
  • 2000: Darkest Hour
  • 2001: Always Forever
• The Dark Age
  • 2002: The Devil in Green
  • 2004: The Queen of Sinister
  • 2005: The Hounds Of Avalon
• Kingdom of the Serpent
  • 2006: Jack of Ravens
  • 2008: The Burning Man
  • July 2009: Destroyer of Worlds
• The Ghost Warrior
  • July 2009: Lord of Silence
• Swords of Albion
• November 2009: The Silver Skull (Title: "The Sword of Albion": April 2010)
• "The Scar-Crow Men" (February 2011, UK: April 2011)
• The Devil's Looking Glass (UK: April 2012, US: tbc)
• Hereward (as James Wilde)
• July 2011: Hereward
  • July 2012: Hereward: The Devil's Army
  • July 2013: Hereward: End of Days
  • July 2014: Hereward: Wolves of New Rome
  • July 2015: Hereward: The Immortals
  • July 2016: Hereward: The Bloody Crown
• Dark Age (as James Wilde)
  • July 2017: Pendragon
• October 2018: Dark Age

Novellas

• 2002: The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke
• 2003: Doctor Who: Wonderland

Non-fiction

• 1996: Testimony

Other works

• 2006: The Book of Shadows (graphic novel)
• 2008: Hellboy: The Oddest Jobs - Straight No Chaser
• 2009: Hellboy: The Ice Wolves

• Scripts for the television series Doctors (BBC1, 2002-2014)

Web links

• Official website of Mark Chadbourn
• The Guardian: True Horror review - a few dead goats, a ghostly old woman and a scary electricity bill, but no terror
• The Sun: Figures lurking at the end of the bed, healthy animals dying on the spot, and a family tormented by strange visions ... the horrifying story of the 'Hellfire Farm' hauntings

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The Guardian: True Horror review - a few dead goats, a ghostly old woman and a scary electricity bill, but no terror