Garry Kilworth

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Garry Douglas Kilworth (born July 5, 1941 in York, England) is a fantasy and historical novelist.

Kilworth is a graduate of King's College London. He was previously a science fiction author, having published one hundred twenty short stories and seventy novels. His most recent books are Brothers of the Blade, a historical war novel set in India, and Attica, a dark quest set in an attic the size of a continent.

Kilworth's novel Rogue Officer has won the 2008 Charles Whiting Award for Literature. The Ragthorn, a novella co-authored with Robert Holdstock, won the World Fantasy Award in 1992.[1]

Contents

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Novels

[edit] Angel

  1. Angel (1993)
  2. Archangel (1994)

[edit] Navigator Kings

  1. The Roof of Voyaging (1996)
  2. The Princely Flower (1997)
  3. Land-of-Mists (1998)

[edit] Welkin Weasels

  1. Thunder Oak (1997)
  2. Castle Storm (1998)
  3. Windjammer Run (1999)
  4. Gaslight Geezers (2001)
  5. Vampire Voles (2002)
  6. Heastward Ho! (2003)

[edit] Knights of Liöfwende

  1. Spiggot's Quest (2002)
  2. Mallmoc's Castle (2003)
  3. Boggart and Fen (2004)

[edit] Stand-Alone Novels

  • In Solitary (1977)
  • The Night of Kadar (1978)
  • Split Second (1979)
  • Gemini God (1981)
  • A Theatre of Timesmiths (1984)
  • Tree Messiah (1985)
  • Highlander (1986) (as Garry Douglas)
  • Witchwater Country (1986)
  • Spiral Winds (1987)
  • The Wizard of Woodworld (1987)
  • Cloudrock (1988)
  • The Street (1988) (as Garry Douglas)
  • Abandonati (1988)
  • The Voyage of the Vigilance (1988)
  • The Rain Ghost (1989)
  • Hunter's Moon (1989)
  • Hunter's Moon (1990) (U.S. title The Foxes of Firstdark)
  • Midnight's Sun (1990)
  • Standing on Shamsan (1991)
  • The Drowners (1991)
  • The Third Dragon (1991)
  • Frost Dancers: A Story of Hares (1992)
  • Billy Pink's Private Detective Agency (1993)
  • The Electric Kid (1994)
  • The Phantom Piper (1994)
  • The Bronte Girls (1995)
  • House of Tribes (1995)
  • Cybercats (1996)
  • A Midsummer's Nightmare (1996)
  • The Devil's Own (1997)
  • The Gargoyle (1997)
  • The Valley of Death: Sergeant Jack Crossman and the Battle of Balaclava (1998)
  • The Drummer Boy (1998)
  • Epix: Heavenly Hosts V Hell United (1998)
  • The Lantern Fox (1998)
  • Monster School (1999)
  • Soldiers in the Mist (1999)
  • Hey, New Kid! (1999)
  • Shadow-Hawk (1999)
  • The Icehouse Boy (2001)
  • Soldier's Son (2001)
  • Comix: Monster School (2002)
  • Nightdancer (2002)
  • The Winter Soldiers (2002)
  • Attack on the Redan (2003)
  • Brothers of the Blade (2004)
  • The Silver Claw (2005)
  • Attica (2006)

[edit] Collections

  • Let's go to Golgotha (1975)
  • Hogfoot Right and Bird-Hands (1984)
  • The Songbirds of Pain (1984)
  • In the Hollow of the Deep-Sea Wave (1989)
  • Dark Hills, Hollow Clocks (1990)
  • In the Country of Tattooed Men (1993)
  • Moby Jack and Other Tall Tales (2005)
  • Tales From A Fragrant Harbour (2010)

[edit] References

  1. ^ World Fantasy Convention (2010). "“Award Winners and Nominees”". http://www.worldfantasy.org/awards/awardslist.html/. Retrieved 04 Feb 2011. 

[edit] External links

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