:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/spring-collection-2026-reveal-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/ODYS-the-odyssey-summer-2026-reveal-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/contributor-agatha-christie-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/GOT-Collection-product-carousel-1x1-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/HOML-the-iliad-the-odyssey-clive-hicks-jenkins-limited-edition-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/TWFL-product-carousel-creative.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/ABCP_A_BEAR_CALLED_PADDINGTON_LLUSTRATION_02-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/FOLIO_GIFT_CARD_SQUARE-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/Vault_2500x2500-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/PRB_S_productcarousel-1.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/media/catalog/product/2/2/LWRD_1_base.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/media/catalog/product/2/2/LWRD_2_hover.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/media/catalog/product/2/2/LWRD_3.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/media/catalog/product/2/2/LWRD_4.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/media/catalog/product/2/2/LWRD_5.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/media/catalog/product/2/2/LWRD_6.jpg)
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/media/catalog/product/2/2/LWRD_7.jpg)
Trending
Editor's Note
Book Details
Production Details
Bound in printed paper with soft-touch lamination and textured spot varnishTextured paper slipcase
Printed endpapers
Dimensions
9½ inches x 6¼ inchesFont
Set in Dante with Manito as displayPages
432 pagesAuthor
Michael CrichtonIllustrated by
Vector That FoxIllustration
6 full-page colour illustrations, 1 double-page spread full-colour map, 1 black & white illustrated double-page spread16 integrated black & white graphics
Publication Date
12/10/2021About the Illustrator
Vector That Fox is the creative identity of Jo Breese, who graduated with a first-class degree in Graphic Design: Illustration from Sheffield Hallam University, and is now a professional illustrator. Commercial client work began during her studies, with a diverse range of jobs, including spot illustrations for the Wall Street Journal. Following this, Jo quickly took a post as a graphics illustrator at the Sunday Times (2014–18). After leaving London, Jo returned to the north of England and teaches part-time on Sheffield Hallam’s new illustration course, while continuing to freelance and sell artwork online. Jo’s drawings have been featured in exhibitions, including in Berlin and Tokyo, but can mainly be found in editorial contexts, especially magazines.
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/002_LWRD.jpg)
1 of 6
About the Illustrator
Vector That Fox is the creative identity of Jo Breese, who graduated with a first-class degree in Graphic Design: Illustration from Sheffield Hallam University, and is now a professional illustrator. Commercial client work began during her studies, with a diverse range of jobs, including spot illustrations for the Wall Street Journal. Following this, Jo quickly took a post as a graphics illustrator at the Sunday Times (2014–18). After leaving London, Jo returned to the north of England and teaches part-time on Sheffield Hallam’s new illustration course, while continuing to freelance and sell artwork online. Jo’s drawings have been featured in exhibitions, including in Berlin and Tokyo, but can mainly be found in editorial contexts, especially magazines.
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/003_LWRD.jpg)
2 of 6
About the Illustrator
Vector That Fox is the creative identity of Jo Breese, who graduated with a first-class degree in Graphic Design: Illustration from Sheffield Hallam University, and is now a professional illustrator. Commercial client work began during her studies, with a diverse range of jobs, including spot illustrations for the Wall Street Journal. Following this, Jo quickly took a post as a graphics illustrator at the Sunday Times (2014–18). After leaving London, Jo returned to the north of England and teaches part-time on Sheffield Hallam’s new illustration course, while continuing to freelance and sell artwork online. Jo’s drawings have been featured in exhibitions, including in Berlin and Tokyo, but can mainly be found in editorial contexts, especially magazines.
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/004_LWRD.jpg)
3 of 6
About the Illustrator
Vector That Fox is the creative identity of Jo Breese, who graduated with a first-class degree in Graphic Design: Illustration from Sheffield Hallam University, and is now a professional illustrator. Commercial client work began during her studies, with a diverse range of jobs, including spot illustrations for the Wall Street Journal. Following this, Jo quickly took a post as a graphics illustrator at the Sunday Times (2014–18). After leaving London, Jo returned to the north of England and teaches part-time on Sheffield Hallam’s new illustration course, while continuing to freelance and sell artwork online. Jo’s drawings have been featured in exhibitions, including in Berlin and Tokyo, but can mainly be found in editorial contexts, especially magazines.
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/005_LWRD.jpg)
4 of 6
About the Illustrator
Vector That Fox is the creative identity of Jo Breese, who graduated with a first-class degree in Graphic Design: Illustration from Sheffield Hallam University, and is now a professional illustrator. Commercial client work began during her studies, with a diverse range of jobs, including spot illustrations for the Wall Street Journal. Following this, Jo quickly took a post as a graphics illustrator at the Sunday Times (2014–18). After leaving London, Jo returned to the north of England and teaches part-time on Sheffield Hallam’s new illustration course, while continuing to freelance and sell artwork online. Jo’s drawings have been featured in exhibitions, including in Berlin and Tokyo, but can mainly be found in editorial contexts, especially magazines.
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/006_LWRD.jpg)
5 of 6
About the Illustrator
Vector That Fox is the creative identity of Jo Breese, who graduated with a first-class degree in Graphic Design: Illustration from Sheffield Hallam University, and is now a professional illustrator. Commercial client work began during her studies, with a diverse range of jobs, including spot illustrations for the Wall Street Journal. Following this, Jo quickly took a post as a graphics illustrator at the Sunday Times (2014–18). After leaving London, Jo returned to the north of England and teaches part-time on Sheffield Hallam’s new illustration course, while continuing to freelance and sell artwork online. Jo’s drawings have been featured in exhibitions, including in Berlin and Tokyo, but can mainly be found in editorial contexts, especially magazines.
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/007_LWRD.jpg)
6 of 6
:fill(white)/https://www.foliosociety.com/static/cms/media/contributor-michael-crichton-3.jpg)
About the Author
Michael Crichton
Michael Crichton (1942–2008) was born in Chicago and raised on Long Island before studying at Harvard, where he graduated in anthropology and medicine. While still at medical school he began to write novels that were published under pseudonyms. The first book released under his own name was The Andromeda Strain (1969), which became a New York Times bestseller. The novel established Crichton as a major figure in American genre fiction, particularly as the author of enormously popular techno-thrillers which draw on traditions of fantasy adventure fiction stretching back to Arthur Conan Doyle but update them with contemporary scientific and technological themes. Crichton was also a successful writer for film and TV, notably as the creator of ER and Westworld. Many of his books were adapted for the screen, often by the author himself, and the film of Jurassic Park (1993) – released three years after the novel – became the first movie to earn $1 billion at the box office. Its success was followed by The Lost World (1995; filmed 1997) and by several more recent films set in Crichton’s Jurassic Park universe.