The League of Lid-Curving Witchery
Phil and Jacqui Lovesey
Hardback
Read about the the tzorkly-witches of Witchett Dale in the latest Matlock picture book.
- ISBN 9781781327463
- Published Jun 2018
- Hardback
254 x 178mm (144 pages)
It’s here at last, the first official history of ‘The League of Lid-Curving Witchery’, as endorsed by the ‘tzorkly’ creature-witches themselves!
Set sail on an epic all-colour illustrated adventure tracing the very origins of the secret sisterhood via the legends of Algorin, Veyanor and Sinchkin – three special witches who between them forged the beginnings of ‘the League’ itself.
With a forward by Ursula Brifthaven Stoltz, The League of Lid-Curving Witchery is an unforgettable odyssey brimming with ancient secrets, dark deeds and majickal adventures!
Matlock the Hare and all the saztaculous creatures of Winchett Dale are the creations of award winning author and artist Phil and Jacqui Lovesey.
Their aim is simple – to bring to life a majickal world in pictures and stories through a series of crumlush books and artwork, that hopefully bring a little of the Dale’s whimsy into our everyday lives.
Phil is an award-winning author, including a series of novels for HarperCollins, together with numerous short stories that have been published the world over. He is also a past winner of the CWA Silver Dagger Award.
Jacqui is an artist and illustrator, and it was from her original miniature watercolour artworks that the world of Matlock the Hare and Winchett Dale originated, growing by demand into a series of popular handmade adventures, and an ever-growing series of collectable artworks that she still paints today.
Want to know more?
Visit Phil and Jacqui's website at matlockthehare.com.
or follow them on their blog at matlockthehare.blogspot.co.uk.
And you can find them on X @MatlockHare
Download a copy of Phil and Jacqui's AI sheet
here
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