New foreign language editions to celebrate in Czechia, Slovakia and Turkey.
A busy month of re-writes and consultancy. A lovely surprise to see one of my Provencial images featuring in Getty’s curated collections.
More Professor Kat’s science facts by the endlessly inventive William Potter and Richard Watson. Scheduled to rocket off the shelves in October.
Professor Kat's Science Facts
Spring brought some exciting consultation work. Including this Prof Katzenstein title by William Potter – illustrated by Richard Watson. Scheduled to swim into view later this year.
I’m still thinking about the mesmerising poetic memoir, Horse-Woman by Sarah Tremlett. Currently reading the chapbook for the third time and finding I need to return again. The ‘otherkin’ experiences it shares touch me deeply.
Publication month is here… to find out more please...
At long last we can share the cover of our new book – released into the wild next month. As DK says…
‘Rainforest explores the dizzying diversity of life in these fascinating forests. Caiman and capybara crowd Amazon riverbanks, ants scare off elephants in the Congo, and birds and butterflies flit through the treetops of Costa Rica.’
And in Sweden, a fully revised New Encyclopedia of Animals…
A Spanish edition of The World of Animals…
Late summer was spent working on a new film poem – A Love Spell Cast in Petals. This ekphrastic piece was inspired by the paintinFor all the news of the event at Fotogenia Festival 5 in Mexico City please see:g Huapango Torero by Mexican artist, Ana Segovia.
I’m very excited to announce that the film poem is among the finalists in the Frame to Frames competition. It will be showcased at Fotogenia in Mexico City next month.