Christopher Bunn graduated from Wheaton College in Illinois with a Master's degree in TV/Film Production. After several years working in the UK on dramas and documentaries, he worked for Big Idea Productions in Illinois, producing children's DVDs and video games. It was there, during a snowy Chicago winter, that he began writing stories. Finally succumbing to the allure of better weather, he moved back to his home state of California where he has been ever since, writing books, film scripts, composing music, and working on a farm.
In addition to his time in media production, he has spent many years working around the globe in various countries. He ran a post office in a United Nations refugee camp in Thailand, done construction in the Amazon, worked in an orphanage in the highlands of Ethiopia, caught malaria in Kenya, done post-hurricane demolition in Hawaii, and worked the nightshift in a shoe factory in Israel.
Of all the jobs he's had, the best by far is being a husband and father.
Bunn is the author of the Tormay Trilogy: The Hawk and His Boy, The Shadow at the Gate, and The Wicked Day, epic fantasy in the tradition of CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien. He has also written the humorous epic fantasy The Fury Clock, the comedy Lovers & Lunatics, as well as other stories. He also wrote the scripts for the indie comedy The Fellows Hip: Rise of the Gamers (winner of Best Feature Film at Gen Con Film Festival 2012) and the fantasy film The Rangers (currently in pre-production with OAP Films).
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An old-fashioned fairytale about a princess, a miner, and the shadows beneath a mountain.
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The real story of Sleeping Beauty...
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Reluctant hero Malix Shandy is blackmailed into finding the dreaded Fury Clock.
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A young thief ends up running for his life when he steals an ancient magical knife.
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A thief, a wizard, an assassin and a hawk flee the Darkness...
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Jute and his friends battle the Dark as the land of Tormay teeters on the edge of war.
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