Titan

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Titan

Included largely because of the cover credit.

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CC74
CC74
7 years ago

Credit? Blame? There’s a fine line….

War Goat
War Goat
7 years ago

Which liberty shall not perish from the face of the Earth?
Why, THAT liberty, of course.

Gary
Gary
7 years ago

Poor girl looks mortified. She’s like,”I wish I could just vanish from the face of the Earth.”

Lady Liberty looks like she caught a cheap window tint job. What is that dark section supposed to be?

RK
RK
7 years ago

Yeah, we know how you feel, Libby.

Dave
7 years ago

The top half of this is fine: the font works. Then I scrolled down… :-^

DED
DED
7 years ago

Can’t recall a time when a book’s cover designer got top billing over the author of said book.

axolotl
axolotl
7 years ago

I do rather wonder if the cover designer put this together with the dark rectangle over the bottom and the accreditation, for the author to approve and pay for before releasing the final version, and the author did a runner and used it without paying for it. Certainly it would be much more passable without those two elements.

Naaman Brown
Naaman Brown
7 years ago

So using this cover with the cover designer/artist bar in place is the tactical equivalent of using a stock photo with the studio watermark still in place?

(Implying it would have been removed if the cover had been paid for. For the record, cover artist credit like book designer credit is usually found on the inside-the-book credit/copyright page.)

L-Plate Pen
L-Plate Pen
7 years ago

“Yes of COURSE you can put your name on the cover of the book you wrote, Michael – AFTER you’ve told everyone I DESIGNED IT!!”