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Graeme K Talboys is an English writer and teacher.
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Graeme K. Talboys | |
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| Born | Graeme Keith Talboys 26 November 1953 London, England |
| Pen name | Greywind & John Charles Woodman |
| Genre | Fiction and non-fiction |
Graeme Keith Talboys was born at Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital in Hammersmith on Thursday 26 November 1953.[1]
He is represented by Leslie Gardner of Artellus.[2]
Talboys was nominated for The Guardian's "Not the Booker Prize 2011."[3]
In 2014, he was among 15 "mostly unagented writers" signed by HarperVoyager, the novels including his Exile and Pilgrim to be released digitally, followed by short-run paperback editions.[4]
Non-fiction
- Using Museums as an Educational Resource[5]
- Museum Educator's Handbook[6]
- Museum Educator's Handbook (Chinese language edition)[7]
- the Voice within the Wind – of Becoming and the Druid Way (writing as Greywind)[8]
- Aaargh!! to Zizz – 135 Drama Games[9]
- the Path through the Forest – a Druid Guidebook (with Julie White)[10]
- Arianrhod's Dance – a Druid Ritual Handbook (with Julie White)[11]
- Way of the Druid[12]
- The Druid Way Made Easy[13]
- Paganism 101 by 101 Pagans (contributory essay)[14]
- Putting the Fact in Fantasy (contributory essay)[15]
Fiction
- Wealden Hill[16]
- Storm Light sequence
- 1 - Thin Reflections[17]
- 2 - The Mirror That Is Made
- 3a - Stormwrack (short stories illustrated by Carol Burns)[18]
- The Chronicles of Jeniche of Antar[19]
- 1 - Stealing into Winter
- 2 - Exile and Pilgrim
- 3 - Players of the Game
- 4 - Thunder on the Mountain
- 5 - In Wake of the Dead
- The Night Road (writing as John Charles Woodman)
- The Archives (inspired by the album of the same name by Omenopus)
- The Sleeping Swords
as editor
- First Class: Early Works of the Nearly Famous – Orchid Station[20]
Projects involved with
- Into the Media Web by Michael Moorcock
- Sojan the Swordsman by Michael Moorcock (in Sojan the Swordsman/Under the Warrior Star by Michael Moorcock and Joe R. Lansdale)
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