Hint: If they’re written in Papyrus, they’re not love letters.
Author - Nathan
The second round of voting for the first annual Lousies awards will settle for once and all the important question: Whose cuisine will reign supreme? [checks notes] Wait, that can’t be right…
In today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021, there are so many substantive improvements on display that those couple of “fix everything but the problem” revisions stand out like turds in the punchbowl.
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The Order of Moonlight (Moonlight Order Book 1)
I stopped counting typefaces when tears clouded my eyes.
The second round of the the first annual Lousies awards is now afoot, as we narrow down the worst covers featured on this site in 2020! Exercise the wisdom of crowds!
In today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021, there are some honest level-ups. Use them to ward off the disappointment of those incremental improvements.
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In today’s installment of New Covers For Old 2021, we have an above-average assortment of revisions which are simultaneously (a) a great improvement upon the original and (b) worthy of inclusion at LBC in their own right. (And yes, at least one sucker-punch.)
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Okay, you lucky people! You’ve voted, and now… you get to vote some more!
I’ve taken the top three contenders voted from each month in 2020*, and put them into this cage match with each other. Now pick your top three overall, and in a week’s time we’ll be able to narrow it to the Top Ten Bad Covers of 2020!
*In the case of a tie, I picked the cover with the most comments on its original post. Voting transparency is my middle name!
