Thomas Emson

Thomas Emson is a British horror novelist, born in Bangor, Wales, in 1966. He has published eight horror novels to date, most of them stand-alone tales of vampires, zombies, and other monsters. He is best known for Skarlet, the opening novel of his Vampire Trinity series, and for other titles including Maneater, Krimson, Pandemonium Road, Zombie Britannica, Prey, Pariah, Kardinal, and the more recent Ironbones. Beyond fiction, Emson has written a self-published guide to novel-writing, How To Write A Novel In 6 Months, drawing on his own working methods. He maintains an author website and describes himself, in his own words, as a horror writer, dog owner, monster maker, and coffee drinker. Reader response to his novel Krimson has been especially strong.