And here's a question for Monty James fans. The cover pic below is by Alisdair Wood - but which MRJ story does it illustrate?
Wednesday, 28 August 2013
Ghosts & Scholars update
The new G&S M.R. James Newsletter is a rollicking good read. As well as news and reviews - lots of good stuff there - you get new stories by Jane Jakeman and Peter Bell. There's also information on how to enter the next competition to win a place in the 2014 G&S Book of Shadows. You can subscribe to the newsletter by contacting Ro Pardoe via her excellent site.
And here's a question for Monty James fans. The cover pic below is by Alisdair Wood - but which MRJ story does it illustrate?
And here's a question for Monty James fans. The cover pic below is by Alisdair Wood - but which MRJ story does it illustrate?
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4 comments:
What a splendid cover. A View from a Hill?
Nope! Note the owl.
The playing fields one then? (Probably my least favourite MR James story)
Nope, it's the Punch & Judy one. I didn't get it either.
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