Three covers for the same book -- three very different interpretations of the central character, Naeri the earth witch.
This is the cover of the original 1989 edition of The Sarsen Witch.
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| cover by Jill Karla Schwartz |
Below is the Timothy Lantz cover for the 2008 Juno Books edition -- a striking and I feel an accurate depiction of a character who is "spare and strong and
hardy as the gorse".
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You can find reviews of The Sarsen Witch and an excerpt from the book on the Juno website.
2 comments:
I like Naeri in picture 2 (as you say, more like the character in the book) but I prefer the trilithon background of three, which gives people a better idea of the setting. (Unfortunately not that many people know what a sarsen is!)
All the best
Janet
Or how to spell sarsen! They seem to confuse it with "Saracen". That would be a whole different novel!
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