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Horror writer. Secret Lives of the Dead out now. The Silence is on #Netflix. Bald. Ironman triathlete. Real ale. Cake.
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Good Bad Guys: Tim Lebbon On Crafting Villains

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By Tim Lebbon
| CrimeReads Verified
Creating a bad guy is good fun. It’s often said that the antagonists in novels are the most enjoyable to write and often the readers’ favourite characters, and maybe that’s because it’s a matter of extremes. A good guy can have hidden depths and troubles, but he/she/they are almost always fighting these troubles and ensuring the depths don’t turn too cool and dark. A bad guy, on the other hand, will often plumb these darknesses for new depths of depravity and nastiness.
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Special Guest Editorial: SECRET LIVES OF THE DEAD Author Tim Lebbon Reflects On: Who Needs Genre?

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By Tim Lebbon
| Daily Dead Verified
[Editor's Note: To celebrate today's release of Secret Lives of the Dead, we're thrilled to have Tim Lebbon as a special guest author, who reflects on: Who Needs Genre?] Who needs genre? Do you need it to let you know what kind of book you're buying? I'll bet not. Most readers I know find books through recommendation, prior knowledge, or association with other books or writers.
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'Mortal Terror: Volume 1' HC (review)

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By Lenny Schwartz Verified, Christopher Golden, Tim Lebbon
| Forces of Geek Verified
Written by Christopher Golden and Tim Lebbon Art by Peter Bergting Published by Dark Horse Comics Well, this book was a real welcome and entertaining surprise. I went into this book without a single idea of what it was even about and discovered the plot as I was reading it. I would recommend that being the best way to read this book. It is truly engaging and an imaginative twist on characters that we have known forever. Except this time those characters are spun in a new and interesting way.
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