- Author: Guillermo Del Toro Author Record # 125762
- Legal Name: del Toro Gómez, Guillermo
- Birthplace: Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
- Birthdate: 9 October 1964
- Language: English
- Webpages: deltorofilms.com, IMDB, SFE3, Wikipedia-EN
- Author Tags: horror (3), vampires (3), apocalypse (2), into-tv (1), post apocalypse (1), young-adult fantasy (1), young-adult horror (1), monsters (1), fantasy (1)
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Fiction Series
- The Strain
- 1
The Strain (2009)
with
Chuck Hogan
also appeared as:
- Translation: De Meester [Dutch] (2009)
- 2
The Fall (2010)
with
Chuck Hogan
also appeared as:
- Translation: De Val [Dutch] (2010)
- 3
The Night Eternal (2011)
with
Chuck Hogan
also appeared as:
- Translation: Eeuwige Duisternis [Dutch] (2012)
- Translation: Die Nacht [German] (2012)
- 1
The Strain (2009)
with
Chuck Hogan
also appeared as:
- Don't Be Afraid of the Dark: Blackwood's Guide to Dangerous Fairies (2011) with Christopher Golden
- Trollhunters (2015) with Daniel Kraus
-
The Shape of Water (2018)
with
Daniel Kraus
also appeared as:
- Translation: The Shape of Water [German] (2018)
-
Pan's Labyrinth: The Labyrinth of the Faun (2019)
with
Cornelia Funke
also appeared as:
- Translation: Das Labyrinth des Fauns [German] (2019)
-
Tasty Teeth (2004)
with
Matthew Robbins
also appeared as:
- Translation: Leckere Zähne [German] (2018)
- Haunted Castles, Dark Mirrors: On the Penguin Horror Series (2007)
- Foreword (Forging Dragons) (2008)
- Foreword (White Cloud Worlds: An Anthology of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artwork from Aotearoa New Zealand) (2010)
- Foreword: The Ecstasy of St. Arthur (The White People and Other Weird Stories) (2011)
- Foreword (The White People and Other Weird Stories) (2011)
- Foreword (Haunted Castles) (2013)
- Appreciation (Realms: The Roleplaying Game Art of Tony DiTerlizzi) (2015)
- Foreword (Crimson Peak: The Art of Darkness) (2015)
- Foreword (Celtic Faeries: The Secret Kingdom) (2016)
- Introduction (The New Annotated Frankenstein) (2017)
- Foreword (The Island of Doctor Moreau) (2019)