Yes, I was! Thank you. (:
Leviathan Trilogy by Scott Westerfeld
Russian cover of Peeps
I know this isn’t Leviathan~ related… But can we all pretty much admit that Russia has the best Scott Westerfeld covers? They’re epic!
“The first of the art reveals for the upcoming Manual of Aeronautics…”
WIP Alek and Deryn from the Leviathan Series like I said it is a greaaaat book, go read it…I’m not sure what the scanner did to it, I’ll have to play around with it some more but the initial sketch is for the most part done. :D don’t forget to suggest some fan art ideas in my previous post I’d love to know what you guys want to see more of ;)
Again this is what I’d imagine Alek and Deryn would look like a little older, they probably would have some awesome adventures :)
Mr. Whiskersons and I refuse to leave my bed until we finish this book.
Russian Leviathan and Behemoth book covers
No, but really guys. This is so unfair…
“Man, Скотт Вестерфельд always gets the best covers.”
Scott Westerfeld on Russian Cover.
Okay, the Manual of Aeronautics comes out August 21, a mere three months and a bit from now, so it’s time to start the art reveals!
In keeping with tradition, let’s have us a vote. I’ve chosen three possible pieces of art to reveal, so choose wisely.
Which would you rather see in glorious color?
1) The bridge of the Leviathan
2) A Sultan’s elephant walker
3) A fléchette bat!
Use the comments thread below to vote (by number makes it easier), or simply to cajole, convince and coerce your fellow commenters about how they should vote.
Sydneysiders! Don’t forget that Justine, Isobelle Carmody and I will be at the Sydney Writers Festival this Sunday. Come see us talk. It’s free!
A Neverending Story: Fantasy WorldsSunday, May 2011:30AM-12:30PMScott Westerfeld, Isobelle Carmody, Justine Larbalestier, and Joy Lawn (facilitator)Sydney Dance 4, Pier 4/5, Hickson Road, Walsh Bay
From steampunk to the supernatural, from urban fantasies to dystopian futures, our love affair with speculative fiction is all-consuming.
Three authors who create imagined worlds explore our enduring fascination with fantasy and unpick the complexities of the genre. Isobelle Carmody, Scott Westerfeld and Justine Larbalestier talk to Joy Lawn.
Here are the online details for this event.
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Istanbul, steampunk/dieselpunk version. “Behemoth” @ Scott Westerfeld.
Alek, you colossal dummkopf. I swear to God, his first day as king of Austria-Hungary he’ll stand in front of a rearing horse to save a stableboy (note: the stableboy is not actually in any danger), and when he wakes up that evening in his bed, Deryn will punch his arm (not the broken one, because she’s being thoughtful) outrageously hard, as hard as she can punch, and Alek will protest loudly to no avail BECAUSE HE IS A DUMMKOPF AND HE DESERVES IT.
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