Chris Priestley
Genres
- Children's Books
- > Children's Action & Adventure Books
- > Children's Growing Up & Facts of Life Books
- > Children's Family Life Books
- > Children's Books on Orphans & Foster Homes
- > Children's Multigenerational Family Life
- > Children's Siblings Books
- > Children's Friendship & Social Skills Books
- > Children's Friendship Books
- > Children's School Issues
- > Children's History
- > Children's Humor
- > Children's Literature
- > Children's Historical Fiction
- > Children's European Historical Fiction
- > Children's Mystery, Detective, & Spy
- > Children's Science Fiction & Fantasy
- > Children's Spine-Chilling Horror
- Literature & Fiction
- > Genre Literature & Fiction
- > Horror Literature & Fiction
- Teen & Young Adult Books
- > Teen & Young Adult Literature & Fiction
- > Teen & Young Adult Action & Adventure
- > Teen & Young Adult Fantasy Action & Adventure
- > Teen & Young Adult Mystery & Thriller Action & Adventure
- > Teen & Young Adult Social & Family Issue Fiction
- > Teen & Young Adult Family Fiction
- > Teen & Young Adult Fiction on Orphans & Foster Homes
- > Teen & Young Adult Fiction about Death & Dying
- > Teen & Young Adult Mysteries & Thrillers
- > Teen & Young Adult Historical Mysteries & Thrillers
- > Teen & Young Adult Science Fiction & Fantasy
- > Teen & Young Adult Horror
Chris Priestley is a British children’s book author and illustrator. He lives in Cambridge, England.
In 2000 he published his first children’s book, Dog Magic. In 2004, Death and the Arrow was shortlisted for an Edgar Award in the US, and in 2006, Redwulf’s Curse won the Lancashire Fantastic Book Award. Tales of Terror from the Black Ship won a CPNB Vlag and Wimpel in 2010 for the Dutch translation. The German translation of Uncle Montague’s Tales of Terror was shortlisted for a Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis in 2011. Tales of Terror from the Tunnel’s Mouth won the Dracula Society Children of the Night Award in 2009. Mister Creecher won the BASH (Book Award St Helens) in 2012.
Priestley has also written for radio, contributing two stories to the BBC Radio 2 It’s Grimm Up North collection of Brothers Grimm updates, transmitted on Christmas Eve 2012.