Guy Bass
Guy Bass grew up dreaming of being a superhero - he even had a Spider-Man costume. The costume doesn't fit anymore, so Guy now contents himself with writing and drawing the occasional picture.
He writes the Gormy Ruckles series for Scholastic UK, as well as the popular Dinkin Dings series for Stripes. In 2010, Dinkin Dings and the Frightening Things won a CBBC Blue Peter Book Award in the 'Most Fun Story with Pictures' category. Guy lives in London with his wife.
Authored Books
Spynosaur vs Goldenclaw
Author: Guy Bass Illustrator: Lee Robinson
Publisher: Stripes
When a plan to reignite Spynosaur's passion goes awry, a monstrous new mega-thug is unleashed in the world and only one superhero has any chance of defeating him. A sci-fi action series characterised by anarchic humour and non-stop thrills.
Aidan Abet, Teacher’s Pet
Author: Guy Bass Illustrations by Steve May
Publisher: Barrington Stoke
Aiden is a target for school bullies. The only way he can survive is to suck up to the teacher, so he offers to look after the classroom animals. But there is something strange about them... A fun-filled mystery with a great twist.
Dinkin Dings and the Frightening Things
Author: Guy Bass
Illustrator: Pete Williamson
Publisher: Stripes Publishing
Dinkin Dings is afraid of everything - not just scary things, like being stuck in a lift with a hungry jaguar, but pretty much totally everything.
Stitch Head: The Spider's Lair
Author: Guy Bass
Publisher: Stripes Publishing
Guy Bass has spun a fun and creepy tale in the fourth adventure of the much loved character 'Stitch Head'. A great read that must be read!
Spynosaur
Author: Guy Bass Illustrator: Lee Robinson
Publisher: Stripes Publishing
Spynosaur is a dazzlingly dapper dinosaur, with one mission: to make crime extinct. This action-packed adventure features comic-strip pages, doodles, belly laughs and a whole lot of puns - what's not to like?
Skeleton Keys: The Unimaginary Friend
Author: Guy Bass Illustrator: Pete Williamson
Publisher: Stripes Publishing
Full of mystery and adventure, Skeleton Keys will stretch vocabularies and imaginations. Children will love the outlandish story with monster chases and ghoulish beheadings, which is ultimately about friendships, fitting in and being confident in yourself.