William Blake Decoding Job Epic in Pictures

What trickles down through the pages of this book are the condensed drops filtered from the extensive readings and meticulous research ponderings of the author for many years before and after securing his Ph.D. degree for this in 1991. Always engrossed in teaching assignments and publishing various research articles, the author hasn¿t ventured to publish many of his works in the form of books. But, with the immense possibilities of internet facilities available on the Public Domain, the time is ripe that he shared his research findings in the form of his third book to the world at large. Retelling all the 42 chapters of the Biblical Job epic in 22 plates of engravings (one title plate and the whole story depicted in 21 exquisite plates) can only be achieved by a unique genius like William Blake. The author firmly believes that the readers will find this study illuminating and entertaining. This work will also be a humble tribute to the author¿s most favourite author William Blake, who, for him, is the real author or uniquely, ¿The Author¿ in all senses of the word, being the writer, illustrator, illuminator and the printer of his composite works, all by himself and his wife.