Without Any Warning

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Without Any Warning

There’s minimalist, and then there’s… this. (And the rest of the author’s covers.) (h/t Curtis)

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Ron Miller
Ron Miller
9 years ago

This might work if everything weren’t given equal emphasis.

Kris
9 years ago

It bugs me that the author’s name is the only thing not centered…

Catie
Catie
9 years ago

Some decent font and better placement of them might make it work. It would still be on the boring side, but at least it wouldn’t be ugly.

Take Cover
Take Cover
9 years ago

I don’t mind the minimalism at all. But dear God, the layout! The byline is so in the wrong place it seems almost calculated to annoy.

Ericb
Ericb
9 years ago

I would consider a yellow caution sign a warning.

yo
yo
9 years ago

Many Best Sellers have had very little for cover, ever hear of Catch 22 by Heller, I got it right next to my computer and all the cover says is Catch 22 in red and the background all white…you guys really really need to bone up on your book selling history….

jic
jic
9 years ago
Reply to  yo

Yes, minimalism can be very effective. When done competently.

yo
yo
9 years ago
Reply to  jic

Actually I would judge this cover better vs. Catch 22…but let’s admit, people started reading Catch 22 because the word of mouth about the book itself, not the cover. Imagine someone like you criticizing the Catch 22 cover back in the day when it came out? You would’ve been laughed off the earth. I’m laughing…

Sirona Danu
9 years ago

Is it a book cover or an advert for heart-attack prevention? Or maaaaaybeee it’s about a deer crossing…
or Men At Work…
or Head East —-><—-