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About Me
- Chris Priestley
- I am an writer, illustrator and painter. My most recent books are 'The Dead Men Stood Together' and 'The Last of the Spirits' published by Bloomsbury. I am available for school, library and festival events and these can be arranged through the publicity department of my publishers or through Author Aloud. If you wish to contact me you can either do this through my publishers or via my agent (there is a link below) or simply leave a comment on the blog. Comments go into my email inbox before they are published.
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Published by Hot Key Books October 2015
Published by Barrington Stoke Jan 2015
Long listed for the Coventry Inspiration Awards 2016
UK paperback published by Bloomsbury October 2015
Published by Bloomsbury November 2014
UK paperback published by Bloomsbury October 2014
Longlisted for the 2015 UKLA Children's Book Award 12-16+
Published by Bloomsbury September 2013
UK paperback published by Bloomsbury 2014
Published by Bloomsbury March 2013
Shortlisted for the Angus Book Award 2015. Shortlisted for the FAB Book Award 2015
German edition
Thai edition published by Tawansong
Published by Bloomsbury November 2012
Published by Bloomsbury March 2012
Published by Bloomsbury October 2011
Winner of BASH (Book Award St Helens) 2013. Highly Commended in the YA category of the Sheffield Children's Book Award 2012. Shortlisted for the Wandsworth FAB book awards. Shortlisted for the Coventry Inspiration Book Awards. Shortlisted for the North East Teenage Book Award 2012. Shortlisted for the UKLA Children's Book Award 12-16 Category 2013. Longlisted for the Carnegie Medal 2013. Longlisted for the Catalyst Book Award 2012/13. Longlisted for the Sussex Coast Schools Amazing Book Award 2013. Shortlisted for the Angus Book Award, shortlisted for the Falkirk RED Book Award 2013, chosen as a 'Future Classic' in the Booktrust Schools Library Pack
Czech edition published by Argo
US edition published by Bloomsbury
German edition published by bloomoon
Italian edition published by Newton Compton
Paperback published by Bloomsbury October 2011
Published by Bloomsbury
Shortlisted for the Leeds Book Award 2011. Shortlisted for the Salford Children's Book Award 2011. Longlisted for the UKLA Children's Book Award 2011 (12-16). Longlisted for the Carnegie Medal 2012
US edition published by Bloomsbury
Japanese edition
Thai edition published by Tawansong
Published by Pearson June 2011
Published for World Book Day March 2011
Published by Bloomsbury March 2011
UK edition published by Bloomsbury.
Winner of the Dracula Society's Children of the Night Award 2009
Dutch edition published by Pimento
Brazilian edition published by Editora Norma
Czech edition published by Argo
Portuguese edition published by Bertrand Editora
Japanese edition published by Rironsha
Swedish edition published by Raben and Sjogren
German edition published by Bloomsbury
Turkish edition published by Tudem
Thai edition published by Tawan
Published by Bloomsbury March 2011
UK edition published by Bloomsbury
Shortlisted for the Salford Children's Book Award 2009, Longlisted for the Booktrust Teenage Prize 2009. Longlisted for the Doncaster Book Award 2009/10, longlisted for the Manchester Book Award 2010. Shortlisted for the Westminster Book Award 2010
US edition published by Bloomsbury
Dutch edition published by Pimento
Winner of a CPNB Vlag & Wimpel award 2010
Portuguese edition published by Editora Bertrand
German edition published by Bloomsbury
Swedish edition published by Raben & Sjogren
Turkish edition published by Tudem
Japanese edition published by Rironsha
Italian edition published by Newton Compton
Spanish edition published by Ediciones SM
Colombian (Spanish) edition published by Norma
Czech edition published by Argo
Thai edition published by Tawan
Published by Bloomsbury March 2011
UK edition published by Bloomsbury
Shortlisted for the UKLA Children's Book Award 2008. Longlisted for the Lincolnshire Young People's Book Award 2008/9. Longlisted for the Manchester Book Award 2009. Longlisted for the Carnegie Medal 2009. Shortlisted for the Calderdale Children's Book of the Year 2009. Shortlisted for the North East Book Award 2009, shortlisted for the Coventry Inspiration Book Award 2010
US edition published by Bloomsbury
Portuguese edition published by Editora Bertrand
German edition published by Bloomsbury.
Shortlisted for the Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis 2011
Italian edition published by Newton Compton
Thai edition published
Brazilian (Portuguese) edition published by Rocco
Colombian (Spanish) edition published by Norma
Dutch edition published by Pimento
Japanese edition published by Rironsha
Swedish edition published by Raben & Sjogren
Spanish edition published by Ediciones SM
Czech edition published by Argo
Polish edition published by Egmont
Thai edition published by Tawan
Published by Scholastic
Published by Random House
Published by Scholastic
US edition published by Knopf
Shortlisted for a Mystery Writers of America 'Edgar' award 2004
UK edition published by Random House
Japanese edition published by Poplar-Sha
Published by Random House
Longlisted for the Lincolnshire Young People's Book Award 2005. Shortlisted for the Gateshead Children's Book Award 2005
Japanese edition published by Poplar-Sha
Published by Random House
Winner of the Lancashire Fantastic Book Award 2006
Japanese edition published by Poplar-Sha
Published by Random House
Longlisted for the Leicester Junior Reading Award 2006
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