The Grief Hole Illustrated: An Artist's Sketchbook Companion to Kaaron Warren's Supernatural Thriller (Hardback)

Keely Van Order (author)

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Hardback 78 Pages / Published: 03/03/2017

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Synopsis

"Kaaron Warrens novel, The Grief Hole, is fast becoming a dark literary classic, and it was enhanced by internal illustrations and cover art/design by Canberra-based artist, Keely Van Order. This art portfolio traces Keelys passage to the final illustrations and designs, including variations on themes, mood sketches, and pieces of art that were worthy of publishing, but just didnt quite make it the limited number required for the final product. Keely provides notes on her journey and includes excerpts from The Grief Hole that enables the viewer insight into the direct sources of inspiration for the art. Keely Van Orders art and design for The Grief Hole, compiled in this beautiful book, is an apt companion volume to the novel, and captures the spirit of Kaaron Warrens masterpiece as a stand alone work."

Publisher: IFWG Publishing Australia
ISBN: 9781925496154
Number of pages: 78
Weight: 502 g
Dimensions: 280 x 216 x 8 mm

MEDIA REVIEWS

"Kaaron Warrens The Grief Hole is a powerhouse of a novel; creepy, disturbing, and genuinely moving. Theresas interventions and, of course, the devastating aftermaths will haunt you long after you finish this book. Paul Tremblay, author of A Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devils Rock
Kaaron Warren's writing is always simple, elegant and deadly. Its like quicksand - a few steps in and you are waist-deep and never, ever getting out. She writes with the logic of a madwoman - which is to say that her words are irrefutable and have the terrifying ring of truth. The Grief Hole may be my favorite of all her books - sentence for sentence, as always, she makes me feel like a fraud for calling myself a writer. The Grief Hole put me immediately into a world I wish I'd never seen and never wanted to leave."" Leslie Bohem, Emmy Award winner"