The Author

Mark Chadbourn is the author of The Kingdom of the Serpent - Jack of Ravens and The Burning Man - as well as the mytho-fantasy trilogies The Age of Misrule and The Dark Age.

A full-time novelist and screen-writer, Mark lives in Leicestershire, UK.

The Books

The Silver Skull, part one of the Sword of Albion series as published November 2009 by Pyr Books in the US.

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The Sword of Albion, part one of the Sword of Albion series as published May 2010 by Bantam Press in the UK.

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Destroyer of Worlds, part three of the Kingdom of the Serpent series, published in hardback and trade paperback in July 2009 by Gollancz in the UK.

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Lord of Silence, a stand-alone novel, published as a mass-market paperback in July 2009 by Solaris Books in the UK.

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The Burning Man, part two of the Kingdom of the Serpent series, is now available in mass-market paperback from Gollancz in the UK.

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Jack of Ravens, part one of the Kingdom of the Serpent series, is now available in mass-market paperback from Gollancz in the UK.


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