Fables of the Reconstruction by Jez Jones

The colors used in telling the story are in antique sepia tones, except for red. Imagine reading a gothic comic book – it’s like that.

Most readers would look at it and think of comic book formatting. The format for the story is illustrated graphic, as was once used in Victorian novels. They had me at the book cover which features the art of Ashley Marie Witter. It’s also small almost like a little poetry book. The first thing you notice is that it’s a beautiful little book – very visually appealing in red with gold lettering in the classic Anne Rice font. What I received was another masterpiece, another testimony to Mrs. I really didn’t know what to expect when I ordered this book. This is the story of Anne Rice’s child vampire, Claudia, as told through the illustrations of Ashley Marie Witter. However, the answer is Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire: Claudia’s Story.

That is an almost impossible question to answer. What is the one book that I have recently read that is worth buying and keeping? One book? Only one book? One recent book… You always ask me the questions that take days to get an answer. Thank you for asking about my latest book crush, Tara. Enough from me, here’s Hunter to tell you about her choice for today’s “Books Worth Buying” segment. Jones, author of the brand new and highly acclaimed “Fables of the Reconstruction” and “Tales From a New Amsterdam”. Today’s segment is brought to you by the wonderfully talented Hunter S.

Fables of the Reconstruction by Jez Jones