In 2019 Anthony Rudolf commissioned Cathie Pilkington to create a limited edition print to accompany his novella Pedraterra. The print is now published by Red Breast Editions
Pedraterra & Angleterre: Two Fables is published June 2021 by Odd Volumes, the print imprint of the online magazine The Fortnightly Review. The book contains Pedraterra, a fable about surveillance and Angleterre, a story about Jean Racine, containing historical and invented characters, notably a Marrano tutor. The story explores the connections between Judaism and Christianity, the situation of the Huguenots, and the making of the young man who will become a great playwright. Cathie Pilkington's artwork has been used on the cover.
These two fables by poet-editor-translator Anthony Rudolf explore richly detailed imaginary landscapes situated far from each other in time and space…
Rudolf's fiction is not only elegantly done, but it is also moving; heartfelt in both construction and receipt - Clive Sinclair
The book, Pedraterra & Angleterre: Two Fables, priced at £14.95 (190pp, paper) is available directly from Fortnightly Review (scroll down to 16 on the list) or from Amazon.
The limited-edition print, numbered and signed by Cathie Pilkington is available from Red Breast Editions, price £475
