northern lights the illustrated edition philip pullman

Whether 'I Capture the Castle' is an old favourite or a new discovery, this beautiful edition is sure to be one that’s returned to again and again. The endpapers, embellished with gold stars against a blue background, are inspired by Cassandra Mortmain’s two guinea notebook, and the title page illustration grants a gorgeous introduction to ramshackle Godsend Castle itself. For this special edition of Dodie Smith’s celebrated classic, artist Sarah Dyer has created six new colour images as well as a charming binding design that references the opening line, one of the best known in all of literature.

' I Capture the Castle' by Dodie Smith Folio presents a beautiful new edition of 'I Capture the Castle,' the captivating tale of Cassandra and Rose Mortmain and the romantic complications that ensue with the arrival of a pair of rich American brothers. This new edition, illustrated by Shreya Gupta in bold, vibrant colours and patterns, includes the 2019 preface by Italian journalist and writer Domenico Starnone. Pirzada Came to Dine.' In 'The Blessed House,' we meet Tanima or ’Twinkle‘, who delights in collecting kitsch Christian figurines, embarrassing her husband.

We view partition from a distanced child’s perspective in 'When Mr. Lahiri’s vividly drawn characters span generations and distances across the Bengali diaspora. The title story, 'Interpreter of Maladies' hints at the maladies and misunderstandings that can arise from those tensions. Over nine stories, Lahiri deftly explores the tension between tradition and modernity, old and new worlds.

Folio illustrates her multifaceted collection for the first time. ' Interpreter of Maladies' by Jhumpa Lahiri An immensely talented multilingual wordsmith, writing in Bengali, English and Italian, Jhumpa Lahiri’s debut short story collection blazed across the literary world upon publication, winning the Pulitzer Prize, the Pen award and the New Yorker Prize for Best First Book.

Northern lights the illustrated edition philip pullman