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(b.Tim was born in Devon, and left school at sixteen. He has worked in a wide variety of jobs and is a graduate of the National Film and Television School.
His first novel, In the Place of Fallen Leaves, won the Hawthornden Prize for Literature and the Ruth Hadden Memorial Award. His second novel, In a Land of Plenty, has been adapted for television and is now a major BBC television series.
Genres: Literary Fiction
Novels
In the Place of Fallen Leaves (1993)
In a Land of Plenty (1997)
A Revolution of the Sun (2000)
Wake Up (2002)
Blenheim Orchard (2007)
Landed (2010)
Disputed Land (2011)
In the Light of Morning (2014)
In a Land of Plenty (1997)
A Revolution of the Sun (2000)
Wake Up (2002)
Blenheim Orchard (2007)
Landed (2010)
Disputed Land (2011)
In the Light of Morning (2014)
Collections
Stories of Hope and Wonder (2020) (with Stephen Baxter, Chris Beckett, Eric Brown, Ramsey Campbell, M R Carey, Paul Cornell, Gary Gibson, Lesley Glaister, Peter F Hamilton, Frances Hardinge, Tim Lebbon, Alison Littlewood, Ken MacLeod, George Mann, Adam Roberts, Adrian Tchaikovsky, Tade Thompson, Lavie Tidhar, Lisa Tuttle and Ian Whates)
Chemistry and Other Stories (2021)
Chemistry and Other Stories (2021)
Awards
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"Thrilling historical fiction with heart and soul."
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