Let's have a brief overview of the books I've been involved with!
http://amzn.com/1448607272
An illustrated Fanny Hill, featuring some little black and white pictures that overall tend to be a wee bit too scandalous for me to feature in any adverts I make. Fanny, -- 'una donna a quindici anni' -- is orphaned by smallpox and thus heads to the city to make her fortune. Unfortunately, she's offered "work" in a house of ill repute, which sets her on a long path of living her life for pleasure.
http://amzn.com/1448611458
My other illustrated piece, 'Tis Pity She's a Whore. Don't believe Amazon when it says you can search inside -- it shows the interior from some other edition. My little version has several pictures of characters and scenes from the story, which is about a guy boning his sister.
http://amzn.com/1442184167
This has a cover which I did, but the text itself is just the standard; designed to be a nice edition of Edgar Allan Poe's Murders in the Rue Morgue for a fan who wants a printed copy with a suitably morbid cover.
http://amzn.com/1441452206
This one I also made a cover for, though it's a photograph taken on my fireplace instead of an illustration. But, this book is special for mor reasons -- most notably that I had to retype by hand the entire novel David Garrick, which hasn't otherwise been in print since 1865. The story is a romantic comedy about an actor and his fangirl, set in the 18th century.
http://amzn.com/1441441441
The Cartomancer's Key, the book that started it all! A little instructional booklet I wrote for reading tarot, as well as other types of cards.
http://amzn.com/1442166517
Another book of an instructional nature, this one for casting "bad" magic spells -- though it is my own theory that if God grants your wish it's hardly bad at all. This one has my favorite cover out of all of them.
http://amzn.com/1448607272
An illustrated Fanny Hill, featuring some little black and white pictures that overall tend to be a wee bit too scandalous for me to feature in any adverts I make. Fanny, -- 'una donna a quindici anni' -- is orphaned by smallpox and thus heads to the city to make her fortune. Unfortunately, she's offered "work" in a house of ill repute, which sets her on a long path of living her life for pleasure.
http://amzn.com/1448611458
My other illustrated piece, 'Tis Pity She's a Whore. Don't believe Amazon when it says you can search inside -- it shows the interior from some other edition. My little version has several pictures of characters and scenes from the story, which is about a guy boning his sister.
http://amzn.com/1442184167
This has a cover which I did, but the text itself is just the standard; designed to be a nice edition of Edgar Allan Poe's Murders in the Rue Morgue for a fan who wants a printed copy with a suitably morbid cover.
http://amzn.com/1441452206
This one I also made a cover for, though it's a photograph taken on my fireplace instead of an illustration. But, this book is special for mor reasons -- most notably that I had to retype by hand the entire novel David Garrick, which hasn't otherwise been in print since 1865. The story is a romantic comedy about an actor and his fangirl, set in the 18th century.
http://amzn.com/1441441441
The Cartomancer's Key, the book that started it all! A little instructional booklet I wrote for reading tarot, as well as other types of cards.
http://amzn.com/1442166517
Another book of an instructional nature, this one for casting "bad" magic spells -- though it is my own theory that if God grants your wish it's hardly bad at all. This one has my favorite cover out of all of them.
mobprod:
Good to see the gamut. Judging by your potential expertise, I have a question: a friend of mine got me an alligator foot pendant at some voodoo shop in New Orleans, said it was supposed to be protective. I've been wearing it around, but quietly wondering as to its actual history and purpose, or if it's just a tourist trinket that is weird for a vegetarian to be wearing around his neck. Anything you know a lick about?
