That’s James Enge’s forthcoming Blood of Ambrose,cover art by Dominic Harman, layout by Jaqueline Cooke, and although you can’t see it here, featuring interior illustrations by Chuck Lukacs and a stunning interior layout by Bruce Carle.
12 thoughts on “Blood of Ambrose: Check It Out, Yo!”
Grasping for the Wind
SWEET!
Chuck Lukacs art is great too.
Very much looking forward to this one.
Lou Anders
I can virtually guarantee you won’t be disappointed. I felt like Enge’s work sits between Abercrombie and Lynch tonally, with a real nod to Leiber and even a touch of Wolfe or Moorcock. Maybe even some Gaiman or Swanwick in his prose.
I’m throwing out too many names. I just thing he’s a power, ‘is all.
Rene
Gorgeous, gorgeous cover.
I’m psyched about the interior illustration too.
Very much looking forward to April.
Lou Anders
The interiors – mostly shots of the cursed sword Tryfing – are very, very cool!
John Anealio
Even if I had heard nothing about this novel, that cover would compel me to buy the book.
Lou Anders
That is what I like to hear – thank you very much John!
Tim Akers
It’s killing me how cool that looks. KILLING. ME.
Lou Anders
Shall I put you down for 100? They make great gifts.
ces
That cover would c ompel me to buy the book too – it’s wonderful! – IF it didn’t have the human on it. The human sort of spoils it – here you have this mysterious moonlit foggy city leaving you to wonder where the blood comes from, and then you have a male (I presume) holding a sword.
As a side note – blood must be the current hot topic – just to the right of your post is another blood book – The Blood Debt.
Lou Anders
Blood is always a hot topic.
I like how the red of the figures shirt is the only spot of color.
Blue Tyson
One day you are going to come up with something I don’t want to read.
It appears today is definitely not that day, however.
That’s James Enge’s forthcoming Blood of Ambrose,
SWEET!
Chuck Lukacs art is great too.
Very much looking forward to this one.
I can virtually guarantee you won’t be disappointed. I felt like Enge’s work sits between Abercrombie and Lynch tonally, with a real nod to Leiber and even a touch of Wolfe or Moorcock. Maybe even some Gaiman or Swanwick in his prose.
I’m throwing out too many names. I just thing he’s a power, ‘is all.
Gorgeous, gorgeous cover.
I’m psyched about the interior illustration too.
Very much looking forward to April.
The interiors – mostly shots of the cursed sword Tryfing – are very, very cool!
Even if I had heard nothing about this novel, that cover would compel me to buy the book.
That is what I like to hear – thank you very much John!
It’s killing me how cool that looks. KILLING. ME.
Shall I put you down for 100? They make great gifts.
That cover would c ompel me to buy the book too – it’s wonderful! – IF it didn’t have the human on it. The human sort of spoils it – here you have this mysterious moonlit foggy city leaving you to wonder where the blood comes from, and then you have a male (I presume) holding a sword.
As a side note – blood must be the current hot topic – just to the right of your post is another blood book – The Blood Debt.
Blood is always a hot topic.
I like how the red of the figures shirt is the only spot of color.
One day you are going to come up with something I don’t want to read.
It appears today is definitely not that day, however.
🙂
May that day never come!