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Peter Andrew Jones illustrated the cover of The Book of Frank Herbert (1973), a collection of ten short stories published in literary magazines between 1952 and 1973, three of them unpublished yet. The cover art used in this version (Panther Books, UK) illustrates well the risks that the contempt for ecology would cause in the world, with the ground very similar to the horizon and the scorching heat coming from the sky, amidst the alien hostility that hunts with dogs and spaceships. We know what to do not to reach the universe that Herbert proposed in fiction, but we do not know how to create art as impactful as Jones', only by living your art in the midst of science fiction even...

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When Frank Herbert's second wife passed away in 1984, David Lynch released the film version of Dune, which was more successful in Europe and Japan than in his own country. The following year, he married Theresa Shackelford. Later, Dune inspired games like Dune and Dune II-The Building of a Dinasty (Virgin Entertainement), as well as RPG versions.

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Frank Herbert worked for newspapers like Seattle Star, Oregon Statesman, Santa Rosa Press-Democrat, and published California Living magazine. His first published tale, Looking for Something, appeared in the April 1952 issue of Startling Stories magazine. His career as a novelist began with the publication of The Dragon in the Sea in 1955. From 1959 to 1965 he wrote Dune, published in Analog magazine in two volumes, winning the Nebula Prize for Best Novel of 1965. However, his book of "ecological science fiction" would become a best seller only in 1968, and would become a saga with the continuations Dune Messiah (1969), Children of Dune (1976), God Emperor of Dune (1981), Heretics of Dune (1984) and Chapterhouse: Dune (1985).

He became a writing teacher at Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 1969, worked in Vietnam and Pakistan as a social and ecological consultant in 1972, and was director of photography for the television program The Tillers. He later published other books as well, almost all New York Times best sellers. He used to work on several books at the same time. Frank Herbert used his science fiction novels to explore complex ideas involving philosophy, psychology, politics, and ecology. And so he attracted readers from different fields.

The fanaticism of some fans was so great that they considered Herbert a true guru while trying to create a cult in his honor.

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Since he was young, Frank Herbert dreamed of becoming a writer. At the age of 18 he moved to his uncles' house in Oregon, where he started working in Oregon Statesman. Then he served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. He married Flora Parkinson in 1941 and a year later his first daughter Penny Herbert was born. He got divorced in 1945. A year later, at the University of Washington, he met his second wife, Beverly Ann Stuart, and sold two stories for Modern Romance. He had two children by his second marriage. He never completed college because he only studied what mattered to him.

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Frank Patrick Herbert, or just Frank Herbert, was born in Tacoma, Washington, on October 8th, 1920 and died in Madison, Wisconsin, on February 11, 1986 (aged 65). He was a science fiction writer and journalist, acclaimed by critics and famous throughout the world thanks to his Dune saga.

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Mid-shot . . . . .

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"Imperial Stars".

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Celebrating five years (at least) of bloging.

Flashback - from May 2015.

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Celebrating five years (at least) of bloging.

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Exploring possibilities . . . . . . . .

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Peter Andrew Jones illustrated the covers of four of the author's books: The Birthgrave (1975), Volkhavaar (1997), Shadowfire (1978) and Quest for the White Witch (1978). What best illustrates and combines all of Lee's themes and all the worlds PAJ has ever traversed is certainly The Birthgrave, with the spacecraft representing the speculative fiction to which Lee has so devoted his work, the femme fatale hybrid fairy lady who oozes eroticism and the giant skeleton skull, whose helmet is reminiscent of war and horror themes, all amid funeral pyres beneath the stellar sky. If there was someone creative enough to unite worlds so far apart in one of the most beautiful ensembles in full harmony, the PAJ-Lee partnership makes the whole union seem almost ... epiphanic!

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Some major subjects of Lee's writing were English, History, and Religion.
After experiencing numerous rejections of her works, her career took off with the 1975 acceptance of her adult fantasy epic The Birthgrave, which allowed Lee to be a full-time writer and quit her sideline jobs. During the 1990s, his books met with a new rejection. However, Internet sales have managed to revive her texts.

Her writing style blended descriptive poetic prose into mythical stories of distant worlds, considered strange, exuberant, vibrant, exotic, erotic, rich, elegant, perverse, and darkly handsome for expert criticism, which is not always easy for the reader, for leaves unanswered questions.
Lee's themes were also very varied: nonconformist interpretations of fairy tales, vampire stories, myths and fantasy genres, feminism, sexuality, homosexuality, Gothic science fiction, loneliness, fear, self-destruction, creativity, homophobia, racism, sexism, love, loss, revenge, eroticism, despair, isolation, social pressure, death and renewal.

In her spare time, she watched Nature and History channels on television, being a big fan of Doctor Who.

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Tanith Lee was born in London on September 19, 1947 and died at her home in East Sussex, on May 24, 2015. She was an English writer of science fiction, fantasy, horror, crime, espionage fiction, erotic theme, historical novels, radio plays and two episodes of the Blake's 7 television space opera, having published over 90 novels and 300 short stories. She has won numerous awards such as World Fantasy Society Derleth Award, World Fantasy Lifetime Achievement Award, Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement in Horror and the first woman to win the British Fantasy Award (August Derleth Award) for best novel.

She was the daughter of a poor family, victim of bullying as well, and changed addresses several times due to her parents' works. She worked as an attendant, waitress, shop assistant and assistant librarian before being a writer.

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The blog Ski-Ffy brings cover art from several fantasy and science fiction books. Registered since 2005 on Blogger, its first post was in 2007 and his last update so far was known in 2018.

On May 29th, 2017 its author dedicated an exclusive post to a selection of cover art by Peter Andrew Jones, which can be found at https://ski-ffy.blogspot.com/2017/05/peter-jones-sword-sorcery.html. The blogger even opens the section with a quote from Solar Wind (1980), one of the many books PAJ has published about his own art.

In addition to this post, those who access this blog may encounter other PAJ cover artworks in other posts, as the blogger has dedicated several texts to specific authors for whom PAJ has illustrated cover art.

Another great tribute to our artist made by another great art admirer.

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COMPLETION

OH, HANG ON, ONE LAST THING . . . . . !

The drawing is complete.

Or is it?

It is always useful to put it aside for a day or two, not look at it, and upon return, cast your eye over it and decide if "it'll do", a phrase I used to use  For a mere hour or so) when crashing Publisher's and Movie producer's deadlines at a ridiculous three o'clock in the morning before heading-off to deliver a piece (while catching-up on sleep in the back of my London Black Cab  driver friend's cab, John) and whilst this project is not faced with such strict restrictions or pressures, nevertheless, a lesson learned in those markets is still useful, which is, in truth, can you ever say "it's finished"?

As a creative person, you'll always ponder "if there is something more I can do" (or undo) and "do I feel comfortable letting go of it" (because you have to, at some point).

Personally, I LOVED, deadlines, because they sharpened the mind and insisted one made those last minute efforts and adjustments in a very focused manner because if not, quite simply, one would be "out of time" and then too late to do anything about it anyway.

And so, one of the reasons I keep very busy with projects is, now I am entirely self-published, it forces me to decide when a piece is "done", because if it didn't, I'd never get to enough follow-on pieces to constitute "a body of work".

Self discipline is a virtue and enables one to be "creatively productive".

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ADJUSTMENTS & CORRECTIONS

20). As we now move towards finalizing I have added the curved areas to the top of each wing the make it more representative of a fold in the outer top edges of the wings, and, I adjusted the imbalance between the stylised claw to the bottom left of the body and the gap to the right of it by adding an extension to the bottom part of the right hand wing.

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