An intimate look at the author, John Gwynne
Let’s take a moment to delve into the world of notable British author, John Gwynne. Esteemed for his epic fantasy novels, notably the ‘Faith and the Fallen’ series, he brings unique flair and a captivating style to his writing. Born in Singapore as the son of a RAF officer, his childhood was brimming with diverse experiences. His life’s journey took him to job roles as varied as soap packing, serving as a waiter in a Canadian French restaurant, to playing a double bass in a rock band and teaching at Brighton University, England.
Honing his storytelling craft through the bedtime stories he spun for his children, John Gwynne metamorphosed his innate ability into a thriving writing career. Currently, he resides with his wife and their four children in the peaceful county of East Sussex.
John Gwynne’s Unique Writing Style
John’s writing has an unparalleled style, marked by his ability to weave distinct narratives in a symphony of words leaving his readers spellbound. His writing demonstrates his deep comprehension of human relationships, conflict and the gritty realities of life.
The Books in Order: John Gwynne’s journey in writing:
Before you delve deeper into the world of John Gwynne, here’s a chronological order of his books, starting with his debut novel Malice which marked his entry as a published author in 2012. So, let’s embark on a literary journey of exploring John Gwynne’s Books in Order:
Publication Order of The Faithful and the Fallen Books
| Malice | (2012) |    |
| Valor | (2014) | |
| Ruin | (2015) | |
| Wrath | (2016) | |