Christopher Golden

Christopher Golden — Author

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About the Author[]

Christopher Golden was voted the third most popular science fiction author of the year 2000 by the readers of SFX magazine. He is the author of several dark fantasy novels and comic books in addition to numerous Buffy the Vampire Slayer adult novels and reference books which have made him a major UK bestseller.

Christopher Golden specialises in teenage horror stories.

Trademark Style[]

"Eloquent, visual and commanding, easy-to-read flow and fast-pacing — an author in his prime, in total control of a story characterized by elegant prose, tight pacing and a wickedly active imagination. ~ Fantasy Book Critic

Series[]

Series Title	Genre	Supernatural Elements	Co-Author
Shadow Saga series	UF
Veil series	UF
Menagerie Series	UF		Thomas E Sniegoski (Remy Chandler)
Prowlers Series	UF	werewolf-like beings, Boston
Outcast	pre-teen fantasy	dragons	Thomas E Sniegoski)

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Other Writings[]

Urban Fantasy Anthologies: []

Many Bloody Returns — Story: "The Mournful Cry of Owls"
Death's Excellent Vacation — Story: "Thin Walls"
Dark Duets (editor) — Story:
Four Summoner's Tales — Story: "Pipers"

As Editor ~ Anthologies:

Dark Duets
21st Century Dead
The Monster's Corner
The New Dead
British Invasion (edited by Christopher Golden, Tim Lebbon, and James A. Moore)
Hellboy: Odd Jobs
Hellboy: Odder Jobs
Hellboy: Oddest Jobs

~ Christopher Golden has many series and stand-alone novels that he's written or contributed to—far to many to list here. Links in References to full lists.

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Quotes[]

Christopher Golden - Wikiquote

Notes[]

"...could easily be adapted into various formats, i.e. major motion picture, comic books, videogames and so forth, something of which Mr. Golden has had experience in with his prolific, medium-spanning background (bestselling novels, popular comic books, videogames, television, etc.)." ~ Fantasy Book Critic