Curtis Jobling: The Master of Young Fantasy Literature
Curtis Jobling, the famed English author, holds a distinguished place in the realm of Young Adult fantasy and children’s literature. Not limiting himself as a wordsmith, Jobling also gracefully dons the hat of an illustrator, often enhancing his works with his artistic prowess.
Behind the Scenes: The Unknown Side of Curtis Jobling
Outside his literary contributions, Jobling has showcased his creativity by working on prominent projects like the popular BBC show – ‘Bob The Builder’. His diverse portfolio also boasts of the innovative animated series ‘Frankenstein’s Cat’. If that’s not awe-inspiring enough, Jobling’s talent even graced the Academy Award-winning short film, Wallace & Gromit’s ‘A Close Shave’ and ‘Mars Attacks!’.
His creativity knows no bounds, as is apparent from his art exhibitions showcased in top-notch galleries. His dedication to various forms of art makes Curtis Jobling a figure of admiration and inspiration for aspiring animators and authors alike.
Curtis Jobling: Setting Foot in The World of Literature
His publication journey began in 2001 with the release of the beautifully illustrated book – ‘Frankenstein’s Cat’. Graduating to more mature storytelling, Jobling unveiled his debut novel, ‘Rise of the Wolf’, in 2011.
Following a chronological approach, let’s dive into Jobling’s fascinating collection of stories. Here is a list of books in order according to their original release dates:
Publication Order of Wereworld Books
| Rise of the Wolf | (2011) |    |
| Rage of Lions | (2011) | |
| Shadow of the Hawk | (2012) | |
| Nest of Serpents | (2012) | |
| Storm of Sharks | (2013) | |
| War of the Werelords | (2013) | |