Cinco de Junius

Apr 29th, 2010

Seth wearing a shirt featuring Junius art by Bob Ostrom Studio

I met Seth way back when he began his first podcast, Jack Wakes Up. Seth was one of the earliest writers to begin pod casting his work on iTunes and I’ve been a fan ever since. Some of you might remember our interview with Seth on Answers for Freelancers back in the early 1950′s. Seth has released a ton of stuff since then and on May 5th Seth will be releasing his latest novel Young Junius as a special edition.

That special edition will feature the art work of none other than Bob Ostrom Studio. What?! ….Yeah, that’s right I said it! Seth’s new book Young Junius will have a special edition release featuring a two sided cover with art by Jerry Scullion and Bob Ostrom Studio. I’m really looking forward to this one and if you’re a Harwood fan you will be too. Here’s what Seth has to say about it:

Cover design by Bob Ostorm Studio

What is it: Tyrus Books and I are printing a limited run of numbered, signed special edition copies of YOUNG JUNIUS for you, the die-hard Palms Family fans. This edition will have special art by my boys Jerry Scullion and Bob Ostrom, photos of some of the book’s locations, special embossed dust-jacket, cover art, all-cloth covers, and much more

If you want to find out more about Seth Harwood and the special edition release of Young Junius or you’d like to help get the word out for Cinco de Junius just follow this link over to Seth’s site and learn how.

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http://sethharwood.com Seth

that interview was in the 50′s? Wow, I thought it was back in 84.

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http://aithene.net/ Aithene

Congrats! I love that pic. Will check out the book.

Folks, what Bob didn’t tell you is that he loved the character of Junius so much, that he created the art in hopes that it would inspire Seth to write more stories about him. Guess it worked.