William Corlett grew up in Yorkshire. After training at RADA, he worked as an actor in the theatre and on television before devoting himself full-time to writing. His teen-novel The Gate of Eden was successfully dramatised in the 1970s, and he won an Emmy for his dramatisation of The Magician's House for the BBC.

"A remarkable magical fantasy" The Sunday Times "One of the best-written and most exciting series of novels for young readers" Good Housekeeping "A special adventure" Through The Looking Glass

William Corlett grew up in Yorkshire. After training at RADA, he worked as an actor in the theatre and on television before devoting himself full-time to writing. His teen-novel The Gate of Eden was successfully dramatised in the 1970s, and he won an Emmy for his dramatisation of The Magician's House for the BBC.

"A remarkable magical fantasy" The Sunday Times "One of the best-written and most exciting series of novels for young readers" Good Housekeeping "A special adventure" Through The Looking Glass

William Corlett grew up in Yorkshire. After training at RADA, he worked as an actor in the theatre and on television before devoting himself full-time to writing. His teen-novel The Gate of Eden was successfully dramatised in the 1970s, and he won an Emmy for his dramatisation of The Magician's House for the BBC.

"A remarkable magical fantasy" The Sunday Times "One of the best-written and most exciting series of novels for young readers" Good Housekeeping "A special adventure" Through The Looking Glass