Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Chris Priestley lives in Cambridge with his wife and son. His novels are brilliantly original additions to a long tradition of horror stories by authors such as M.R. James and Edgar Allan Poe.
Chris wrote one of the World Book Day books for 2011 and has been shortlisted for a variety of prestigious children’s book awards.
<p>Praise for <i>Mister Creecher</i>: <br />A brilliant counterpoint to <i>Frankenstein</i>, compellingly written. Chris Priestley goes from strength to strength</p>
Chris Riddell
A dark, moving, creepy, funny tale about the making of a famous monster . . . only not the one you think it'll be. Splendid gothic stuff
Kim Newman, author of Nightmare Movies
Praise for the <i>Tales of Terror</i> books: A wonderfully nightmarish journey of the imagination – old-fashioned storytelling at its best.
Daily Mail
The gradual build-up of horror . . . is exquisitely done. My insides were still untangling themselves hours after I had closed the book
Sunday Telegraph
Praise for <i>The Dead of Winter</i>: Deliciously creepy with lots of twists and turns to keep young readers on edge
Daily Mail
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Chris Priestley lives in Cambridge with his wife and son. His novels are brilliantly original additions to a long tradition of horror stories by authors such as M.R. James and Edgar Allan Poe.
Chris wrote one of the World Book Day books for 2011 and has been shortlisted for a variety of prestigious children’s book awards.