For those into such things, I imagine it would be made considerably easier if the cheerleader’s ass were more readily recognizable as such: perhaps without the weird image distortion. A quick Google image search returned, um, plenty of photos that would fit the bill.
Also, turning the last three letters of the title into spaced caps does make them look more like an acronym than a regular word.
EDIT: Having looked at the Amazon preview (why, oh why did I do that?), it seems the author is unsure whether to go for US or UK English, and can’t spell anyway. Eesh.
“In my view, if an artist must paint decayed cheeses, his merit will lie in their looking as little like decayed cheeses as possible.” — Edgar Allan Poe, Marginalia
On the other hand, if an artist promotes a book via a cheerleader’s anatomy on the cover, his merit should lie in it looking as attractive as possible. Or at least, to make it recognizable as such.
For those into such things, I imagine it would be made considerably easier if the cheerleader’s ass were more readily recognizable as such: perhaps without the weird image distortion. A quick Google image search returned, um, plenty of photos that would fit the bill.
Also, turning the last three letters of the title into spaced caps does make them look more like an acronym than a regular word.
EDIT: Having looked at the Amazon preview (why, oh why did I do that?), it seems the author is unsure whether to go for US or UK English, and can’t spell anyway. Eesh.
I don’t see a donkey on the cover.
“In my view, if an artist must paint decayed cheeses, his merit will lie in their looking as little like decayed cheeses as possible.” — Edgar Allan Poe, Marginalia
On the other hand, if an artist promotes a book via a cheerleader’s anatomy on the cover, his merit should lie in it looking as attractive as possible. Or at least, to make it recognizable as such.