Jul 7, 2025
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Tim McDonagh
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Tim McDonagh
Tim McDonagh’s illustrations for the Folio Society edition of Ray Bradbury’s Something Wicked This Way Comes.
Cover Design for the Bloomsbury Modern Classics Edition of Donna Tartt’s The Little Friend by Tim McDonagh
“Donald Trump, Germany’s disfavored son,” drawn for POLITICO by Tim McDonagh.
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Cover art for Robert Aickman short fiction collections ; Tim McDonagh
Bloomsbury Books are releasing their Modern Classics range in new limited edition paperback editions, with new cover art from Dan Mumford (Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell), Ivan Belikov (The Suspicions Of Mr Whicher), Kerry Hyndman (The Kite Runner), Matt Taylor (The English Patient), Jonathan Burton (Restless), Matt Saunders (Fugitive Pieces), Rui Ricardo (Eat Pray Love), Tim McDonagh (The Little Friend), Ileana Soon (Snow Falling On Cedars) and Richie Stewart (The Song Of Achilles).
The series features a selection of titles from the publisher's thirty year history, curated by Alison Hennessey, editorial director of Bloomsbury imprint Raven Books.
On sale from September 21.
Go here to pre-order.
https://www.wired.com/2017/03/curse-bahia-emerald-giant-green-rock-wreaks-havoc-ruins-lives/