Reno’s Gift

March 27, 2014

Raise your hand if you think Comic Sans is sexy.

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john e. . .

10 years ago

Did they make this cover in MS Word?

Did they look at it for more than 2 minutes before pressing “Send?”

LydiaFC

10 years ago

Reply to john e. . .

The sad thing is the author is probably proud of it. And it isn’t as bad as some. Bad, but not the worst.

10 years ago

Psst… Move those pink boxes to the left a little… and don’t clip the text at the bottom…

Sirona

10 years ago

Reply to gp

Details. Details. It’s a cover. What more do you want?

Jen

10 years ago

Wouldn’t it be something if Reno’s “Gift” was V.D.?

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