Thomas Finn

Thomas Finn, born in Chicago in 1967, studied economics and trained as an advertising clerk. He worked as a journalist and author for publishers and magazines, as an editor and dramaturge at a screenwriting publisher, and as editor-in-chief of the fantasy magazine Nautilus. From 2001 onward, he worked as a novelist, game, theatre and screenwriter. He received the Segeberger Feder award for his novel The Endless Light (Das unendliche Licht). In the field of games, he wrote numerous adventures for such role-playing lines as The Dark Eye, H. P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu and Splittermond. His novels also include The Silver Dream (Der silberne Traum) and The War of the Dragons (Der Krieg der Drachen).