Ironic, because definition is what’s definitely missing from the image.
Author - Nathan
But… if you’re going to put text on the image afterward anyway, why did you put the crooked title on paper on the artwork before you photographed it?
Have you voted yet in the first annual Lousies? You know, the part of 2020 you wanted to be terrible?
In today’s installment of New Covers For Old, we have a few marked improvements as well as a couple that didn’t really get what the problem was to begin with.
Le sigh.
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Her leftward glance destroys any illusion of perspective; she’s just looking at her action figure.

The Wizard’s Rebellion: Book Two of the Sliprach Chronicles
“My shoulder’s been dislocated for forty-three years.” (h/t Ian)
And the excitement just doesn’t end! In addition to voting for the first annual Lousies going on right now, we’re also doing thirty days of New Covers For Old, in which those indie authors who have seen the error of their ways try to demonstrate how well they learned their lesson.
Long-time readers know how this works: What’s displayed is the cover at it was when it was first featured at LBC. Grab the triangle handle and pull it right to see the updated version. Warning: Not every update is an improvement!
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