Jonathan Blake wrote: >>>Simon, now that we have a draft letter, would you be able to be the >>>point man to contact these illustrators? You're in the UK and better >>>able to send snail mail and make phone calls if necessary. Let me >>>know. Sorry to put you on the spot. >> >>Well, I guess I could . . . >_< > > Thank you. OK. The letters to Graham Round, Pete Lyon and Paul Bonner have been printed and will be sent off tomorrow morning. E-mail to Pete Lyon and Rob Adams will be sent tomorrow morning. *nervous twitch* I altered the wording of the letters slightly to mention where we found their contact details. I also changed the bit about helping to contact the other artists by adding in the names of the "missing" artists. While it's unlikely that they are close personal friends with any of the artists in question, they may have a professional link or relationship with them which may help. And they might not know who the other artists involved were; it is 19 years later after all! ;-) >>>>RICHARD HOOKS (tentative link about past work) > > It appears that Ladybird can be contacted through the same New York > address as that given by Penguin. However, I think the London address > may be more appropriate since Mr. Hooks is probably still somewhere in > the UK. OK. I was thinking of E-mailing the following to Ladybird: Dear Sir/Madam I was wondering whether you could give me any information and details on how I might be able to contact an author or illustrator who has recently worked on a book published by Ladybird. What are the procedures involved? Would it be possible for you to forward correspondence to the artist / author in question? I would be grateful if you could reply to this mail at this address with the information requested. I hope you can help me. Thank you for your time. Regards -- Simon Osborne Any alterations necessary? >>>>CYRIL JULIEN (via 2000AD www.2000adonline.com) >>>>http://www.2000adonline.com/?zone=info&page=contact >> >>Are you taking care of contacting CJ, Jon? > > Yes, I'll take this one. OK. (Until it turns out he's living in England or France! :p ) -- Simon Osborne "I punched a bloke in the face once for saying Hawk the Slayer was rubbish."