Meet the Characters of Paul Jackson’s Elsewhere: A World of Fantasy and Intrigue
In Paul Jackson’s Elsewhere series, characters are more than just inhabitants of a fantasy world – they are the heart of the story. Each one plays a critical role in the unfolding drama, from the heroic to the villainous, the mystical to the mundane. With a rich tapestry of personalities, Jackson has created a cast of characters that breathe life into his immersive world. Let’s meet some of the key figures who drive the narrative in this epic fantasy series.
Welcome to Elsewhere: Paul Jackson’s Immersive Fantasy World
Step into the world of Elsewhere, the brainchild of artist, storyteller, and author Paul Jackson. This fantastical universe, brimming with intricate lore, captivating characters, and dramatic landscapes, invites readers to lose themselves in an immersive experience unlike any other. Jackson's Elsewhere series is much more than just a collection of fantasy books – it’s an entire world brought to life through rich narratives, detailed illustrations, and meticulously crafted maps that guide the reader through the magical Realms of Elsewhere.
A Life of Art and Storytelling: Meet Norfolk-Based Artist Paul Jackson
“In 1977, I drew a map of a world that didn’t yet exist. It was called Elsewhere.”
For Norfolk-based artist Paul Jackson, this moment marked the beginning of a creative journey that spanned almost 50 years. A prolific sculptor, illustrator, and storyteller, Paul’s career is built on his ability to craft intricate worlds – both through visual art and, more recently, the written word. Born from a deep imagination nurtured in childhood, Paul's work has been influenced by his love of crafting fantastical realms, his struggle with dyslexia, and his experiences exploring the wilds of Scotland. Today, Paul’s ongoing exploration of these worlds has brought him to a new frontier: writing.
Elsewhere Newsletter One – Winter Solstice 2023.
The Hidden Destiny was finally revealed on the 29th of October. After an extra month of waiting, the book took centre stage at the Puppet Theatre in Norwich, promoted by the Autumn Festival of Norfolk. I was moved by the turnout, so thank you once again to everyone for being there, but especially for Suzanne’s lovely introduction and Chris’s fabulous Q&A. An off-the-cuff and unexpected format I love – expect to see more of those in 2024.