Rhidian Brook, (born 1964, Tenby, Pembrokeshire) is a Welsh novelist, broadcaster, TV dramatist and short-story writer. Brook has written three novels. His first - The Testimony of Taliesin Jones (1996) - won the 1997 Somerset Maugham Award, a Betty Trask Award and the Author's Club First Novel Award as well being runner up for Welsh Book of The Year (1997). Telling the story of an 11 year old who finds faith whilst coming to terms with his parent's separation, this critically acclaimed novel was hailed as a Welsh classic. In 2000 the novel was made into a film starring Jonathan Pryce. Brook's second novel - Jesus and the Adman (1999) - tells the story of Johnny Yells, a young, ambitious advertising executive, who comes up with the idea of using Jesus in a life assurance commercial. The resulting success of the campaign sees Yells' career take off; but a growing obsession with death sees him endure a frightening break down.

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