A basket full of wonders:

My friend Charles Vess asked me to post the following information, and I'm very happy to do so. . . .


Charles says: Every year my local library has a fundraiser called A Tisket, A Tasket, A Literary Basket. Hundreds of literary themed baskets are assembled by interested patrons and auctioned off at a live event raising much need funds to purchase books and refurbish the various public library locations around Washington Co. Virginia. This year I thought that I would jump in and help:


7 Jonathan Strange 1 A Bit of English Magic


A Susanna Clarke/Charles Vess Literary Basket for a charity auction to benefit The Washington Co. Public Library Foundation.


Bidding will open Monday, April 4 at 12:01 AM EST


Auction closes on Saturday, April 9 at 4:00 PM EST.


Included in the basket is:


• US first edition of Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell (signed by the author),


• British first edition of The Ladies of Grace Adieu (signed by the artist),


• US first edition of The Ladies of Grace Adieu (signed by the artist),


• One framed original pencil drawing for the title page design of The Ladies of Grace Adieu (signed by the artist),


• Assorted promotional material for The Ladies of Grace Adieu,


A Fall of Stardust, a benefit portfolio including 30 art plates* and one chapbook written by Neil Gaiman (signed by the artist) and one chapbook written by Susanna Clarke (signed by the artist).


Drawing Down the Moon, The Art of Charles Vess with foreword by Susanna Clarke, signed by the artist with a remarque.


Any of the books illustrated by the artist can be personalized on request.


To view details of all books and the original art, and for how-to-bid information, please go here.


* One of those art plates is by me. - TW

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