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G P Taylor

(Graham P Taylor)
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About G P Taylor
GP TAYLOR is an international best selling author topping the New York Times list with his classic book Shadowmancer. His books for older children also include Wormwood, Tersias and The Curse of Salamander Street for Faber and Faber. In his life he has done many things from police officer to priest. He is currently a full time writer and runs creative writing workshops for adults and children. GP Taylor is married with three children and lives in the wilds of his beloved Yorkshire. GP Taylor has been recently described as the 'new' CS Lewis, and the London Times said his work was 'Hotter than Potter.'
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks

The Secret of Indigo Moon
The Secret of Indigo Moon
(Dopple Ganger Chronicles, book 2)

The Ship of Fools
The Ship of Fools
(Mariah Mundi, book 3)

New and Forthcoming Paperbacks

Rosie: Note to Self
Rosie: Note to Self

The First Escape
The First Escape
(Dopple Ganger Chronicles, book 1)

The Secret of Indigo Moon
The Secret of Indigo Moon
(Dopple Ganger Chronicles, book 2)

Novels
Wormwood (2004)
Tersias (2005)
     aka Tersias the Oracle
Rosie: Note to Self (2009) (with Claire Connor)
WormwoodTersiasRosie: Note to Self
 
G P Taylor recommends
Jesse Jameson and the Golden Glow
Jesse Jameson and the Golden Glow (2003)
(Jesse Jameson, book 1)
Sean Wright
"Fantastic books and a fine new talent in children's writing ... highly recommended and very good reads. Excellent."



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