Books & Covers

Judith Wolfe has been commissioned for numerous book covers and has co-authored and illustrated several books herself, including illustrations for the Southern Ocean Review, an international online literary arts magazine which saw 50 issues spanning from 1996 to 2009.

An Abuse of Power – The story of the Clyde Dam -written by Judith Wolfe and Trevor Reeves.

This book details the history of the conception and construction of the clyde dam on the clutha river, otago, nz. The problems in construction, earthquake faults, multipole slides in the gorge, political bungling and manipulation, the strikes, delays, cost overruns etc. This book has been updated to include material on the tuapeka project (never proceeded with) and the aqua project on the lower waitaki river.

RETAIL PRICE $24.95. Square One Press, 1990 – 144 pages

In the Grip of Evil – The Bain Murders – written by Judith Wolfe and Trevor Reeves.

This book was published in July 2003. It is a set of nearly 180 drawings plus descriptive text and commentary. It reconstructs the events of that morning in Dunedin NZ, on 20th June 1994. explore and examine through Graphic illustration format the Bain family murders . The book details the various reasons how family dysfunction contributed to David Bain’s psychological disintergration and the murder of his family during the early morning of 20th June 1994. The book was the subject of threatened defamation proceedings by Joe Karam and Colin Withnall Q C which did not proceed.

RETAIL PRICE $34.95. Square One Press, 2003 – 202 pages

Nazi Holocaust for Beginners – written by Trevor Reeves illustrated by Judith Wolfe.

To date there has been nothing more horrific in modern times than the implementation of the mass extermination of human beings carried out by the Nazi state in Germany in World War Two. It is unique, even in the face of other atrocities before or since that time. Artists, philosophers, historians, politicians along with thousands if not millions of other people have striven to keep the issue alive as the thousands of books and web pages show.

The Holocaust was denied by some who sought to revise history rather than seeking the truth of it, and interpreting it. This book is dedicated to all those who desire to learn about and understand those troubled times so that they may prepare for a trouble-free future.

Retail Price $34.95 (NZ) ISBN 0 908562 98 5. 248 pages