Graeme K. Talboys

Graeme K. Talboys is an English writer and teacher.

Graeme K. Talboys
Born	Graeme Keith Talboys (1953-11-26) 26 November 1953 (age 72) London, England
Pen name	Greywind & John Charles Woodman
Genre	Fiction and non-fiction

Life

Graeme Keith Talboys was born at Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital in Hammersmith on Thursday 26 November 1953.^[1]

Writing

He is represented by Leslie Gardner of Artellus.^[2]

Reception

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]

Bibliography

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
• 6 - Dancing With Ghosts
• 7 - Return To Yesterday

• 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)