Historical & speculative fiction

Glen Ludlow

I write historical novels, and sometimes science fiction.

So far that has meant sixteenth-century Japan, medieval Suffolk, Roman Britain, and one starship a long way from home.

The work

Novels

Three published, one on the way.

  • Aiuchi Published

    Psychological horror · Japan, 1550

    Two swordsmiths share a mountain. Each is sure the other is the reason his own blades fall short, and neither can let it go.

  • Original Sin Published

    Science fiction thriller · Starship CES Durante

    The crew of the Durante make first contact far from any help. It doesn't take them long to learn that staying alive and doing the right thing don't always line up.

  • Ravenous Published

    Historical horror · Suffolk, 1247

    A wound strips Lord de Grey of everything he was raised to be, and what's left is hungry. Brother Anselm has seen this before, at Constantinople. But he's an almoner in a worn habit, and nobody listens to almoners.

  • DRVID Current work

    Historical drama · Roman Britain, AD 60–61

    Mona has burned. A druid initiate walks home to find her king has already signed with Rome. Her own order took her tongue years ago, so every word she says has to go through someone else. She has one season to do what she came back for.

Aiuchi, Original Sin and Ravenous are out now in paperback and ebook.

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About

About

Glen Ludlow

I'm Glen. I write novels, mostly historical, with the odd bit of science fiction.

Three are out so far: Aiuchi, set in sixteenth-century Japan; Ravenous, in medieval Suffolk; and Original Sin, on a starship. I'm writing DRVID now, which is set in Roman Britain.

I like to get the history right, so there's a lot of reading before I start.

When I'm not writing I'm reading, walking the shadowy paths of the countryside, taking photos, practising my French or building software.

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