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Welcome to all the new readers who are discovering my books through the Blue Castle Book Club! Though not the earliest written, I recommend starting with The Way of the Woods for those eager to know more about the Muskoka landscape as depicted in The Blue Castle.
Wild Honey is the name of my next volume--look forward to its official announcement in the coming weeks!
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Valancy: [Starts quoting John Foster] Barney: Let's talk about literally anything else
‘Saturn’s Rings in Storm’ by John Foster
John Foster
Shy Lady
From Accidental Mysteries
Cover for The Way of the Woods by John Foster. Found on pinterest.
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So, I had a little fun on Canva creating John Foster's book covers.
It's by no means perfect but I like the look of them :)
Also the last one isn't a book mentioned in The Blue Castle but is inspired by this excerpt :
“Here’s a patch of dandelions,” said Valancy, unsubdued. “Dandelions shouldn’t grow in the woods, though. They haven’t any sense of the fitness of things at all. They are too cheerful and self-satisfied. They haven’t any of the mystery and reserve of the real wood-flowers.”
“In short, they’ve no secrets,” said Barney. “But wait a bit. The woods will have their own way even with those obvious dandelions. In a little while all that obtrusive yellowness and complacency will be gone and we’ll find here misty, phantom-like globes hovering over those long grasses in full harmony with the traditions of the forest.”
A little Blue Castle love.
Don The Dog Minus Waffles The Cat (1932)
