Finally! The second book in the "Penny, Dreadful & Tarbottom" series is now available on Amazon Germany!
Or make your local bookshop happy and place your order there; you can find the ISBN number of the book below.
"THE RADIANT BOY"
Four Ghost Stories from the Age of Sail
Written by Emma Collingwood
Illustrations by Amandine de Villeneuve
Edited by Timothy T. Tarbottom
ISBN: 978-3842336759
At the annual meeting of the "Young Bucks Club", four officers serving in the Royal Navy during the Age of Sail share ghostly naval tales.The second book in Emma Collingwood's and Amandine de Villeneuve's "Penny, Dreadful and Tarbottom"-series, "The Radiant Boy" is an eerie and touching tribute to the classic English ghost story and the Royal Navy.
- "THE RADIANT BOY"
- "CRAWFORD'S CASKET"
- "THE LAST JOURNEY OF HMS DOVER"
- "LAST SERVICE" (a tribute to Admiral Collingwood)
The book contains four stories, one b/w sketch and 10 colour drawings by the wonderful Amandine de Villeneuve, "Author's Notes for the Curious" plus a book curse. The latter is included for free.
Amazon provides a preview, so if you'd like "trial read" and have a look at some of the illustrations, please click the picture below:
If you don't want to wait for the book to become available through my website (which will be in about two to three weeks), you can place your order on Amazon even if you don't live in Germany. "But I don't speak German!" Don't worry - Google can help!
ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF AMAZON PAGE "The Radiant Boy" has 100 pages and costs EUR 9.90 (about £ 8.40 / $ 13.00). I'm aware that this is a high price (due to small edition and colour pages), and ordering through my website will be more expensive, as Amazon offers cheaper shipping. So ordering through Amazon will save you money.
I'm very happy with the final product; Amandine de Villeneuve's illustrations are absolutely delightful, and I don't think I've done too bad on the writing front either, if I may say so...
Happy buying, happy reading!
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