Tim Lebbon – horror and dark fantasy author

I’m thrilled to announce that I’m one of the Author Special Guests at Horrorfind 2011, Gettysburg, on September 2nd – 4th this year.  Fellow guests will be my great friends Christopher Golden and Brian Keene.

This is my first North American convention since World Horror in 2007, and I can’t wait to catch up with lots of my friends again.

Check here for all the details!

A couple of nice mentions I wanted to draw your attention to.  First, award-winning horror writer Brian Keene has posted his Top Ten Books of 2010, and The Thief of Broken Toys is in there.

And here’s a nice review of my old collection, Fears Unnamed.

I’m back in the saddle following the holidays, working hard on a brand new fantasy novel for Orbit in the UK (which has a working title that will almost certainly change, so I won’t mention it), and a couple of other projects that are going to slip into top gear soon.

Just bought Backspacer by Pearl Jam … great album.

And I’m also reading a very excellent novel in manuscript form, which I’ll talk about a bit more when I’ve finished.

From Dark Realms Audio, the audio book of BERSERK is now available!  These guys are also releasing audio books by Brian Keene, Ramsey Campbell, and Jack Ketchum, so check out their website to get your fill.

My good friend Steve Volk has gone and got himself a website.  You should check it out here.   Steve’s responsible for Afterlife, one of the best UK TV series of the past few years, as well as the legendary Ghostwatch.  And watch out for a Lebbon/Volk collaboration soon …

And talking of collaborations, Brian Keene and I are embarking upon Project A.  It is going to be major.  Oh yes.  More soon.

HERE!

Anything but the Horrorfind 7 in the morning skinny-dipping incident, that is.

I’m currently doing a week-long Q&A over at Brian Keene’s site – check it out here.   You’ll have to join and/or log in to his message board to do so.  It’s fun!

… Twittered.  Twatted.  Whatever.  My old mate Brian Keene has been on at me for ages to do this, so now I’ve done it, and you can find me on Twitter here.  Sign up to follow me and find out what I had for breakfast, what happened to my left big toe when I went running, and how many words I wrote today.  You can also keep track of my latest Twittings in the column on the right.