Colin Thomas (disambiguation)

"Colin Thomas" is composed of at least 6 distinct authors, divided by their works.

Author Division

Colin Thomas (1)

Lunar Park (2005) — Cover artist, some editions — 3,227 copies, 56 reviews
The Hippopotamus (1994) — Cover artist, some editions — 2,259 copies, 37 reviews
Stormdancer (2012) — Cover artist — 1,308 copies, 95 reviews
The First Wives Club (1992) — Cover artist, some editions — 1,193 copies, 21 reviews
A King's Ransom (2014) — Cover artist, some editions — 534 copies, 29 reviews
Illegal Action (2007) — Cover artist, some editions — 353 copies, 14 reviews
Nest of Vipers (1994) — Cover artist, some editions — 211 copies, 5 reviews
The Perk (2008) — Cover artist, some editions — 204 copies, 7 reviews
Who Did You Tell? (2019) — Cover artist, some editions — 102 copies, 11 reviews
A Fabulous, Formless Darkness (1991) — Cover artist, some editions — 72 copies
Wartime at Woolworths (2018) — Cover artist, some editions — 26 copies, 2 reviews
With Hope and Love (The Cliffehaven Series) (2019) — Cover artist, some editions — 8 copies
Stolen (Lolly Bruce) (2020) — Cover artist, some editions — 6 copies
Changing Times (Jack Shepherd 12) (2019) — Cover artist, some editions — 6 copies
The Orphans of Bell Lane (2019) — Cover artist, some editions — 4 copies

Colin Thomas (unknown)

Bonecrack (1971) — Photographer, some editions — 1,192 copies, 17 reviews
Blood Sport (1967) — Photographer, some editions — 1,192 copies, 25 reviews
Welsh history review, vol. 10, no. 2, Dec. 1980 (1980) — Contributor — 1 copy

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
(1) Colin Thomas, English photographer (cover artwork), living & working in London
(2) Colin Thomas, Canadian playwright, theatre critic, and editor; Plague of the Gorgeous & Other Tales
(3) Colin Thomas; Teach Yourself series
(4) Colin Thomas, Reader in Geography at the University of Ulster in Coleraine
(5) Colin Thomas, documentary screenwriter and producer; Dreaming a City: From Wales to Ukraine
(6) Colin Thomas, Welsh documentary photographer living in the English West Midlands; Wrexham Leisure 1982–1984