Fire and the Darkness

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Fire and the Darkness

Is that… two moons?

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Catie
Catie
9 years ago

I can’t help but wonder… does the creator of this cover have eyes??? Maybe he or she has some kind of vision impairment? Color blindness? I just can’t understand how someone with a healthy pair of eyes can make something like this.

Catie
Catie
9 years ago
Reply to  Catie

Maybe color blindness could explain why fire is in red font but the darkness is in YELLOW.

invader
invader
9 years ago

To bad that fire is not real fire that could burn this cover out of existence.

Kris
Kris
9 years ago

Fire and the Darkness:

“Paul is employed by the State as a Teacher. He travels a long journey to his workplace in the rural areas. He expects to see his girlfriend Rosaline after some four months. His first night experiences and pain in the morning contributes to his decision to stay or not.”

Hmmm.

Catie
Catie
9 years ago
Reply to  Kris

Paul needs to learn what a condom is, his girlfriend has obviously been around. Maybe it’s an STD awareness book?

Axolotl
Axolotl
9 years ago
Reply to  Kris

The way this is written is awkward and redundant and ungrammatical. I assume it’s supposed to mean ‘Paul teaches in a rural area while maintaining a long-distance relationship with Rosaline.’ I have no idea what the last sentence is supposed to mean. As Catie says, it seems to suggest he contracted some terrible STD from having sex with her.

Kris
Kris
9 years ago

On Amazon the age level is “6-18” – what???

Catie
Catie
9 years ago
Reply to  Kris

Maybe it’s supposed to be the age of the author? Which is probably closer to 6 than 18.

Kurt
9 years ago

Those are no moons. Those are space stations.

DED
DED
9 years ago

Nope. Neither. Those are orbiting crescent rolls. I can see stars where the shadowed parts of the moons, or even space stations, should be.

Assuming those are even stars.

Naaman Brown
Naaman Brown
9 years ago
Reply to  DED

The “stars” could be out-of-focus raindrops on a picture window looking out on a nightscape with brushfire. The second crescent could be a reflection of the first. If we have to guess at what the cover is showing, I guess it means the cover could be better.

john e. . .
9 years ago

You know what would have made a better cover?

This would have made a better
cover!

And that ain’t saying much.

john e. . .
9 years ago
Reply to  john e. . .

obviously that stupid link should have gone here:

https://lousybookcovers.com/?p=28551