Peter Crowther
Peter Crowther was born on July 4th, 1949 and is currently 76 years old. Peter Crowther was born in Leeds, England. Crowther attended Leeds Metropolitan University.
Peter Crowther is the author of 9 Collections. The first collection published was The Longest Single Note, in 1994. The most recently published collection was Things I Didn’t Know My Father Knew which was released in 2021. There are no upcoming collections.
In 2004 and 2008, Peter Crowther won the "Professional" award, a World Fantasy Special Award for his British Publishing company,
PS Publishing. In 2010 and 2013, Peter Crowther and Nicky Crowther were nominated for Peter’s Publishing company
PS Publishing.
Peter Crowther was mentioned in Alan Hollinghurst's novel
The Line Beauty, in the very first lines.
Peter Crowther: Awards & Accolades
Peter Crowther has won multiple awards including: The British Fantasy Award, The Karl Edward Wagner Award (Important Contribution), in 2012 and the World Fantasy Award, Life Achievement, in 2023.
Crowther's books have also won multiple awards, Lonesome Roads won the British Fantasy Award, Best Collection, in 2000. Best New Horror 20 won the British Fantasy Award, Best Anthology, in 2010.
The following novels by Peter Crowther were also nominated for these awards:
- Narrow Houses: World Fantasy Award, Anthology (1993).
- Even Beggars Would Ride: British Fantasy Award, Best Short Story (1998).
- Scaremongers 2 - Redbrick Eden: British Fantasy Award, Best Anthology (1999).
- The Hand That Feeds: British Fantasy Award, Best Short Story (2000).
- Futures: British Fantasy Award, Best Anthology (2002).
- Songs of Leaving: World Fantasy Award, Collection (2005).
- Epitaphs: The Journal of the New England Horror Writers, Vol. 1: Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in an Anthology (2011).
- Ghosts with Teeth: British Fantasy Award, Best Novella (2012).
- A Book of Horrors: British Fantasy Award, Best Anthology (2012).
- The Boy Who Cast No Shadow: Hugo Award, Best Novelette (2013).
Peter Crowther: TV/Movies Based on Books
In the television series Fear Itself, the episode titled Fear in Season 1 is based on the short story of the same name. The same story had previously been adapted as an episode of the British horror anthology series Urban Gothic.
Related Authors
Fans of Peter Crowther also enjoy these authors:
- Dean Koontz, author of the Odd Thomas Series.
- Louise Penny, author of the Inspector Gamache Series.
- Lee Child, author of the Jack Reacher Series.
- Terry Pratchett, author of: Good Omens.
- Carrie Vaughn, author of the Kitty Norville Series.
Peter Crowther: F.A.Q
When was Peter Crowther Born? How old is Peter Crowther?
Peter Crowther was born on July 4th, 1949. Peter Crowther is currently 76 years old.
Where was Peter Crowther Born?
Peter Crowther was born in Leeds, England and is English.
What awards has Peter Crowther won?
Peter Crowther has won the following awards: The Karl Edward Wagner Award (Important Contribution) at the British Fantasy Award (2012) and the Life Achievement at the World Fantasy Award (2023).
What book awards has Peter Crowther won?
What was the first book Peter Crowther wrote?
The first book written by Peter Crowther was The Longest Single Note, published in 1994.
What was the most recent book Peter Crowther wrote?
His most recently released work was Things I Didn’t Know My Father Knew on October 1st, 2021.
What is the most popular book by Peter Crowther?
Based on the number of readers on Book Notification, the most popular Peter Crowther book is
Songs of Leaving. Here are his most popular books:
- Songs of Leaving (9.67)
- Lonesome Roads (9)
- The Hand That Feeds (9)
- Even Beggars Would Ride (7.33)
- Ghosts with Teeth (8.33)
Are there upcoming new books by Peter Crowther?
Peter Crowther does not have any upcoming books with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.
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How many books has Peter Crowther written?
Peter Crowther has written 26 books excluding contributions to anthologies. 1 book in the Earthling Halloween, 3 books in the Forever Twilight Series, 5 Standalone Novels, 8 Short Stories/Novellas, 9 Short Story Collections.