Glen Duncan - Author

Glen Duncan was born in Bolton in 1965 to an Anglo-Indian family. He studied Philosophy and Literature at Lancaster University
 
In 1990 Glen moved up to London, where he worked as a bookseller for Dillons for four years. In 1994 he travelled to India with his father before continuing on to America, where he travelled around on Amtrak trains. His first novel, Hope was praised on both sides of the Atlantic when it was published in 1997. He currently divides his time between New York and London.

Author photo © Kim Teasdale

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Talulla Rising Glen Duncan The first book in this new series, The Last Werewolf, was one of our 'stand out reads' for 2011, so getting the sequel to review was an exciting event in the office and it doesn't disappoint. The page-turning plot... Format: Paperback - Released: 04/10/2012 Lovereading Price: £5.99 - Saving £2.00 (25%)

Talulla Rising Glen Duncan The first book in this new series, The Last Werewolf, was one of our 'stand out reads' for 2011, so getting the sequel to review was an exciting event in the office and it doesn't disappoint. The page-turning plot... Format: Hardback - Released: 05/04/2012 Lovereading Price: £12.74 - Saving £4.25 (25%)

The Last Werewolf Glen Duncan October 2011 Book of the Month. This was one of our stand-out reads of the month. Yes, it’s about Werewolves and Vampires but the brilliant brutality and beauty of the story telling combined... Format: Paperback - Released: 06/10/2011 Lovereading Price: £5.99 - Saving £2.00 (25%)

The Last Werewolf Glen Duncan This was one of our stand-out reads of the month. Yes, it’s about Werewolves and Vampires but the brilliant brutality and beauty of the story telling combined with the suspense, human emotion and page turning plot make it irresistible. Unsurprisngly... Format: Hardback - Released: 07/04/2011 Lovereading Price: £11.24 - Saving £3.75 (25%)

Death of an Ordinary Man Glen Duncan This is a young writer whom I believe has something important to say, not about death as the title may imply, but about life and the way we live it. It is a wonderful book, beautifully written. I urge you... Format: Paperback - Released: 04/04/2005 Lovereading Price: £5.24 - Saving £1.75 (25%)