About David

David is a writer and editor working in a variety of media with his own company, Cyberium.

He lives in a village named after Wales' greatest bard in beautiful mid-Wales but was born in Robin Hood country.

His career includes journalism, novel-writing, tv and film scriptwriting and interactive scriptwriting. And being the only person in the world (probably) to hold a degree in Dada and Surrealism!

David is the author of Hybrids - "A stunningly clever novel" - The Times - Winner of the HarperCollins-Saga Magazine 2006 Childrens Novelist competition, and a novella: Doc Chaos: the Chernobyl Effect, and has written many comics and cartoon strips such as Captain Britain, Doc Chaos, Public Servants and Managing Hell.

He has also written much environmental material, non-fiction and journalism, including for the Guardian online as this is a big passion for him.

He was also a co-founder and committee member of the London Screenwriters Workshop, and co-wrote The Fastest Forward for Comic Relief, a feature film starring Jerry Hall.

He's a member of the Society of Authors, Academi, and the Wales co-ordinator of The British Society of Children's Writers and Illustrators.

Selected Credits:

Fiction

• Doc Chaos tv series, 1984-8 (Limehouse Pictures), (co-writer) and comics series (Escape 1984-8, Vortex 1989)
• Captain Britain (Marvel Comics, 1995, 2009, 2010) (co-writer)
• Doc Chaos: the Chernobyl Effect novella (Hooligan Press, 1988)
• Hybrids (HarperCollins, 2007)
• Satirica (Cowboy Logic Press, 2008) - two short stories
• Syndicated satirical and comic scripts and columns (Public Servant magazine, FM World, and others, 2005-date)
• Plus about 90 graphic novels (Marvel Comics, Fleetway, Titan Books, HarperCollins, Macdonald-Futura, 1987-2000) (editor)

Non-fiction

• How The World Works (Two-Can, 1992)
• The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union Trading Cards (Eclipse Books, 1990, 1995)
• It's a Breeze!: a guide to choosing windpower (CAT Publications, 1995) (co-writer, editor)
• Fertile Waste (CAT Publications, 1994) (co-writer, editor)
• Safe to Drink? (CAT Publications, 1996) (co-writer, editor)
• The Whole House Book (CAT Publications, 1998,2008) (designer, editor)
• Plus about 80 other publications on sustainable technologies (CAT Publications, 1992-2007) (editor)
• A history of greenspace - web-based educational resource commissioned by the Sensory Trust (2003)
• Energy and Environmental Management magazine, (Defra 2000-date) and Real Power the magazine of the (British Wind Energy Association (Features writer and News Editor)
• Guardian Commment Is Free, (Guardian Newspaper 2007-date) (Columnist)
• Wales for Africa - Stories of Success, (Welsh Assembly Government/Sustain Wales)
• Sustainable Home Refurbishment: The Earthscan Expert Guide to Retrofitting Homes for Efficiency, to be published by Earthscan in June 2010

Make me happy

I love tigers. I love William Blake's poem Tyger Tyger Burning Bright...

But tigers are in very real danger of becoming extinct in our lifetime. If we lost the tigers - those beautiful, majestic beasts - how much poorer the world would be!

So please support groups like WWF that are fighting to preserve their habitats and keep them safe from poachers. Use the following links and give generously!

• Adopt a Tiger with the WWF from just £2.50 per month.

• Save India's tigers

There were about 40,000 tigers in India a century ago, but decades of poaching and depletion of their natural habitat mean that there may now be only around 1,200.

The world trade in animal parts is like that in heroin and cocaine; a single tiger skin can fetch up to $20,000. Al Qaida is known to trade in animal parts to raise funds, as it does in opium and heroin.

It's a nasty business but together we can save the tiger! Oh, and by the way, this picture is not a tiger - it's my cat. He finds his way into everything.