When Luke's mother and sister are tragically killed, his father sinks into a deep depression. To cope with this difficult situation, the boy begins exploring the surrounding countryside, filling a sketchbook with his drawings. Alone one day on a small beach, he slips and falls, hitting his head badly. Regaining consciousness, he discovers that he has triple vision; three almost identical images overlay one another. But which one should he trust? Noticing the figure of a young girl, Luke makes a decision and struggles to recover. But he finds his surroundings are very different; there are no buildings and no sign of the steps he descended earlier. Rubbing his head, he finds his hair is long and unkempt. Moreover, his clothing is crudely handmade. Looking up, he recognises the girl, and the first part of an astonishing adventure begins. But are Luke's experiences real or has he created everything in his mind whilst unconscious?
Triiiple Vision, which has been illustrated by Ian, has been inspired by a number of authors including Philip Reeve, Garth Nix and Philip Pullman. It will appeal to young adult readers aged 14-18 years.
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Ian Pillinger has worked as a writer and illustrator for 35 years, a teacher for 20 years in Art and Design also a journalist for 10 years. He also has published three fiction titles: Triiiple Vision (Matador, 2012), Stella and The Orbits (Matador, 2008) and The Serpent Girdle (Matador 2010) and is currently working on his next title.
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