Welcome to the website of David Barnett
This is the website for David Barnett, author of Hinterland, Angelglass, popCULT! and others.
January 15 2010: ebooks in a variety of formats are now available for Hinterland and Angelglass at Smashwords
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January 9 2010: First review in for The Janus House and Other Two-Faced Tales… and it’s an excellent one from The Guardian, courtesy of Eric Brown.
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December 31 2009: Thanks to Fantasy Book Critic for including Angelglass in their top reads of 2009.
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December 22 2009: Draft 2010 publishing schedule up.
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December 21 2009: Discussing The Box of Delights over at the Guardian
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November 2 2009: Issue 102 of Hub Magazine is online now, with a new Department for Extra-Usual Affairs story by me in it.
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October 31 2009: Halloween special! In Praise of Whitby
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Discussing Jack Kerouac over at the Guardian.
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Where to find the Wild Things – latest Guardian blog
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New Guardian blog: Adult content warning: Beware fairy stories
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At the Guardian: Sexism in horror novels: The real monsters aren’t the ones you think.
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According to the Polaris website, the Czech edition of Angelglass is scheduled for an October release. There’s even a link to the first chapter in translation on there. If you read Czech.
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Great review for Angelglass at Fantasy Book Critic blog
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Latest Guardian book blog: “What’s wrong with being a hack?”
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Delighted to announce that popCULT! has been placed by my agent John Jarrold with Pendragon Press: more info on the news page.
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Some news on TWO new projects imminent… more as soon as I can say.
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If you go to the novels page you’ll see that there are now wordclouds courtesy of wordle.net for all novels… just so you can see what you’re getting into…
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April 21 2009: I’m not sure if contracts have been fully exchanged yet, but given that Czech publisher Polaris is listing it on their site, it seems a good time to say that the publishing house in question is going to release a Czech language edition of Angelglass, which is particularly gratifying as the novel is, of course, set in Prague. More details as I get them. (Scroll down the page on the above link and you’ll see me sandwiched between Neal Asher and Neil Gaiman).
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Thanks to everyone who came along to the panel SF as Protest Literature on the Saturday afternoon at Eastercon… and thanks especially for not heckling! Though with a panel including Jon Courtenay Grimwood, John Clute, David Lloyd and Gareth L Powell, moderating wasn’t exactly an onerous task…
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I will be appearing on a panel on the Saturday evening at Eastercon in Bradford on April 11.
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The Story of Andrew Haddock Part 2 set to be included in issue nine of Murky Depths.
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