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Tanweer Dar

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I was born in Birmingham, in the United Kingdom. I studied Ancient & Medieval History at university and am a qualified teacher.

I love nature, walking, gardening, house plants, history, art, poetry, and books and films of all kinds (especially horror, fantasy and sci-fi).

I have written and published science fiction, horror, poetry, fantasy and children’s books. Alongside my writing, I am also an enthusiastic and experienced pencil and digital artist.

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Neon Nightmares: A Collecti...

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In the Heart of the Void

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The Demon

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Kingdom of Blood

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The Man With No Name

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Blackbird: Sonnets

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99 Breaths of a Borderline

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Heart of Steel

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This is a pretty good slow burn vampire story. Set against the historical 15th century in Eastern Europe, Stanton occasionally misses the mark with his historicity. From odd name choices to anachronisms (maize and hay lofts being memorable ones), thi ...more
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Sapkowski had the unenviable task of satisfying Witcher fans with this standalone prequel novel, but he absolutely smashed it!

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