Kim Newman

Kim Newman
b. 1959-07-31 · From United Kingdom- Books
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Kim Newman (born 31 July 1959 in Brixton, London) is an English novelist, critic and broadcaster working in horror, fantasy and alternate history. He is best known for the Anno Dracula series, which begins in 1992 with a Victorian England ruled by Dracula, and has also written as Jack Yeovil, including Games Workshop tie-in novels. A graduate of the University of Sussex, he is a contributing editor to Empire magazine. His fiction has won the Bram Stoker, International Horror Guild, British Fantasy and BSFA awards.
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Kim Newman is widely recognized for his "Anno Dracula" series, which reimagines a world where Dracula was victorious and became a ruler. He is also known for his extensive work as a film critic and historian.
A good starting point for new readers is the first book in the "Anno Dracula" series, also titled "Anno Dracula," as it introduces his unique blend of horror, history, and alternate reality. Alternatively, his standalone horror novels or short story collections offer a taste of his diverse style.
Kim Newman has also published some works under the pseudonym Jack Yeovil, particularly early in his career. These works often explore similar themes of horror and dark fantasy.
While his works are highly regarded, there have not been major film or television adaptations of his "Anno Dracula" series or other novels to date. However, his influence on horror cinema is evident in his critical writing.








