From Publishers Weekly
John Grant (co-editor with John Clute of The Encyclopedia of Fantasy) and artist Bob Eggleton (co-creator with Nigel Suckling of Greetings from Earth), both Hugo Award winners, pool their talents in Dragonhenge, an illustrated collection of eight tales and a "Proem" that celebrate the ancient dragon civilization.
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Book Description
Millions of years before the emergence of humankind, the great dragon civilization dominated this world. It left few traces behind save legends and one mighty structure: Dragonhenge. The dragons were profound storytellers, and collected here are tales from their oral mythology. “Hugo Award winners pool their talents in Dragonhenge, an illustrated collection of eight tales and a “Proem” that celebrate the ancient dragon civilization.”—Publishers Weekly.
About the Author
Bob Eggleton is among the leading fantasy and science fiction artists of our age and is especially well known for his dragon paintings. He is a multiple winner of both the Hugo (seven times to date) and the Chesley awards, achieving the almost unprecedented feat in 2001 of winning both the Best Professional Artist and being nominated in the Best Related Book category of the Hugo awards. He has also worked on motion picture conceptual design, contributing to the Academy Award-nominated animated Paramount Pictures film, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius. Previous books are Greetings From Earth, Alien Horizons, and The Book of Sea Monsters. John Grant is the author of Encyclopedia of Walt Disney's Animated Characters. Technical Editor of the Clute/Nicholls' Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (for which he shared a rare BSFA Special Award), co-editor with John Clute of The Encyclopedia of Fantasy and co-author with Ron Tiner of The Encyclopedia of Fantasy and Science Fiction Art Techniques. He is also a winner of a Hugo and World Fantasy Award
