Wasn’t that font (or something like it) famously used for the Great Gatsby? Anyone ever written a sci-fi mashup of Gatsby? Hey, it’s in the public domain; maybe I should’ve done it instead just trolling here. I could’a had movie deals like Seth Grahame-Smith.
Hmmm…I don’t think so. Didn’t all the variations of Gatsby (the one with Leonardo DiCaprio) use Art Deco fonts? I mean, one could argue that this font, above, has some Art Deco influence, but…?
Ian
2 years ago
The title doesn’t exactly help things ether. It sounds so generic and honestly vauge and there ain’t exactly a hook to it.
I keep thinking that the (presumably, byline?) of COB is “C.O.D” as in “Cash on Delivery.” Of course, very few young people today have any idea what that means.
But is that a tag line, or a byline? What is that meant to be? What is this cover meant to imply? What genre? What anything? It’s far too vague.
Wasn’t that font (or something like it) famously used for the Great Gatsby? Anyone ever written a sci-fi mashup of Gatsby? Hey, it’s in the public domain; maybe I should’ve done it instead just trolling here. I could’a had movie deals like Seth Grahame-Smith.
Hmmm…I don’t think so. Didn’t all the variations of Gatsby (the one with Leonardo DiCaprio) use Art Deco fonts? I mean, one could argue that this font, above, has some Art Deco influence, but…?
The title doesn’t exactly help things ether. It sounds so generic and honestly vauge and there ain’t exactly a hook to it.
I keep thinking that the (presumably, byline?) of COB is “C.O.D” as in “Cash on Delivery.” Of course, very few young people today have any idea what that means.
But is that a tag line, or a byline? What is that meant to be? What is this cover meant to imply? What genre? What anything? It’s far too vague.
COB. My first thought is corn. Probably appropriate.
It’s like that Rick and Morty episode