ABOUT THE AUTHOR

David Ferring was born on a small island called Britain, from which he escaped by running away to sea. His first writing job was typing out passenger menus, but he soon began making up imaginary dishes. Critical reaction to his early literary work was mixed, and he jumped ship in New York. Claiming to read Japanese, he was hired to translate the captions of scores of manga books. Instead, he made it all up.

He wrote his first Warhammer novel, Konrad, after he stopped producing gags for nightclub crooners in Las Vegas; Shadowbreed was written when he gave up devising plot-lines for an Australian soap opera; and Warblade was written one-handedly in Hong Kong, after he broke his right arm during a stunt in a Jackie Chan movie—and he’d only been on set to compose a few lines of dialogue for the European villain…

Now living on his native isle, David Ferring is still making up things.

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