Human Nature - the horror revealed!
Today I am pleased to unveil the cover for my next Pax Britannia adventure Human Nature, which is out this December from Abaddon Books.
Cover artist Mark Harrison has done a sterling job once again and, as a result, the cover conveys the Cthulhu-esque horror at the heart of the story whilst not giving too much away. I know that they say you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover but you can in this case you can; it's horror, horror, horror all the way.
Oh, and there's a great big gribbly beastie's in there too.
Cover artist Mark Harrison has done a sterling job once again and, as a result, the cover conveys the Cthulhu-esque horror at the heart of the story whilst not giving too much away. I know that they say you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover but you can in this case you can; it's horror, horror, horror all the way.
Oh, and there's a great big gribbly beastie's in there too.
Labels: Abaddon Books, Artists, Human Nature, Mark Harrison, Pax Britannia
posted by Jonathan Green at
12:07 PM
3 Comments:
Man, that's awesome... I've always loved the depiction in horror films and books of things of a necromantic nature, such as jars full of eyes and that... And that's a lovely bit of art to carry on the tradition!
Ah... take a closer look at the head 'in' the jar...
Ah... *blush*... Still, for me it invokes that kind of style, and I like it a lot!
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