The Rise of Memphis – January Chronicles

April 20, 2016

You named it “Memphis?”

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L-Plate Pen

8 years ago

Dammit, did Kitty put her pink name-label in front of his ‘Rise’ on purpose? Spoilsport Kitty!

Karl

8 years ago

Reply to L-Plate Pen

Yeah; if only she had a shorter name… well, I suppose the cover wouldn’t get past the Amazon censors.

john e. . .

8 years ago

And I guess I have to assume “January Chronicles” is the name of this great series?

Yawn. What a hodgepodge.

Wanna know what really dooms this cover for me – besides its many fonts, poor layout, and other, numerous faults?

The border. That gobsmacking red-border just shouts amateur.

red

8 years ago

Kitteh need moar carefuls with autograph, does not know where Memphis has been.

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