What the heck? Advertising a “handicap” on the COVER??? I have a series of 5 books with a deaf investigator in the 1700s, but I don’t have sign language on the front. That’s what descriptions are for.
Bruce
10 years ago
Gone like the shadow… Except the shadow isn’t gone.
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What the heck? Advertising a “handicap” on the COVER??? I have a series of 5 books with a deaf investigator in the 1700s, but I don’t have sign language on the front. That’s what descriptions are for.
Gone like the shadow… Except the shadow isn’t gone.
The fact that that key on the nightstand is rendered differently from the rest of the cover is really bothering me.
It’s breaking me.
Here is more proof: If you can think of it, you can find it on a book cover.
By Calil Puffu. Or Puffer.
There’s one stick-figure levitating, who has no feet, and one in a wheelchair. I don’t get it.