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Jamie Thomson
Winner of the Roald Dahl 2012 Funny Prize!Here's the little author biography for my latest series, Dark Lord: the Teenage Years, and Dark Lord: A Fiend in Need:'Jamie Thomson is the minion and slave of the Dark Lord, Dirk Lloyd. Jamie has been writing books, comics and computer games for his Dark... show more

Winner of the Roald Dahl 2012 Funny Prize!Here's the little author biography for my latest series, Dark Lord: the Teenage Years, and Dark Lord: A Fiend in Need:'Jamie Thomson is the minion and slave of the Dark Lord, Dirk Lloyd. Jamie has been writing books, comics and computer games for his Dark Master for many years now. He lives in the dungeons below his Master's Iron Tower, chained to a desk, where he spends every day writing for his overlord. Or else.'The Dark Lord series is a comedic fantasy about a Dark Lord trapped in the body of a human boy here in modern day earth. Bit like my own life, really. The first book, Dark Lord: the Teenage Years has won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize 2012, which is awesomely cool!If you want to know more about me, you can check out my Wikipedia entry:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamie_Thomson_(author)
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Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd rated it 12 years ago
I believe that I have mentioned it before, but many of these later Fighting Fantasy Gamebooks seem in involve lots of undead serving some undead master. Okay, Black Vein Prophecy didn't, but this one does. Also, I think I did something silly and that was buy two more books over ebay as well as put a...
A Sea of Stars
A Sea of Stars rated it 12 years ago
2.5 stars.I went into this with virtually no expectations so there wasn't much room for disappointment. But even so...To start; Dark/Dirk was supposed to be this age-old, evil overlord which he most definitely was not. His narrative voice was that of a 10-year-old, attempting to be the evil genius/m...
Miss Clark
Miss Clark rated it 12 years ago
Wow, well this was not at all in the style that I was expecting and so I cannot say that I really enjoyed it. I was hoping for more depth and meaning to Dirk's character and his being sent to "our" world. Instead, while amusing at times, the story is unremittingly shallow and onerously modern in its...
msdandimite
msdandimite rated it 12 years ago
A simple and very funny read. :)
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd rated it 13 years ago
I must admit that this Fighting Fantasy game book rather surprised me. It was actually the first time that I read it (though since it is a game book that took me a couple of hours to read I am not going to include it as a part of my reading challenge in the same way that I am not including graphic n...
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