Recent Publications
The Illustrated GormenghastPublished in hardback by Vintage in the UK, on 7th July 2011
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Titus Awakes, by Maeve GilmorePublished by Vintage in the UK, on 7th July 2011
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Titus Awakes, by Maeve GilmorePublished by Overlook Press in the US, on 9th June 2011
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Mr PyeVintage will publish an updated edition of Mr Pye in which in a very cleverly-designed book cover will have the eponymous character pointing the way for the benefit of his island converts. Publication in July 2011.
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A Book of NonsenseA new expanded edition published by Peter Owen Publishers
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Mervyn Peake: Complete NonsenseA comprehensive new collection of Peake's nonsense poetry
Published by Carcanet Press
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking GlassIllustrated by Mervyn Peake
A new cover for the Bloomsbury edition
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Under a Canvas Sky by Clare PeakePublished by Constable and Robinson in May 2011
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Peake's Progress, new editionPublished by the British Library, Summer 2011
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Peake's Progress, audio CDSelected Short Stories and Poems read by Sebastian Peake and Fabian Peake
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Les Livres du Dimanche (The Sunday Books)Text by Michael Moorcock (in French), published by de Noel, November 2010. Now to be published in English in July 2011 by Overlook in the US, and Duckworth in the UK.
posted by Sebastian Peake at
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4 Comments:
Today I ordered copies for my store of TITUS AWAKES from Overlook Press [US $24.95, 28 April 2011, 224 pp].
It appears the only UK edition will be a paperback from Random House/Vintage [7 July 2011]. I would think this would be a bigger deal, especially in the UK. Can someone clue me in? --Jack Rems, Dark Carnival Bookstore, Berkeley, CA, USA jack@darkcarnival.com
I quote from this weekends Guardian Newspaper which explains that the publisher Vintage has decided to publish an even more elaborately illiustrated version of Mervyn Peake's Titus sequence as 'the illustrated Gormanghast 'This is available this week by Vintage .Hope this helps.
Please will someone publish "Just a Line" a magic way to introduce children to drawing.
I'd like to ask you a question about whether the Peakes knew Keith Emerson, who also lived on Drayton Gardens at the same time - Can you offer any insight ?
Where can I email you about this ?
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