Rejected Covers: See How 'They Eat Puppies, Don't They?' Might Have Looked
Rejected Covers is part of an ongoing series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and...
Rejected Covers is part of an ongoing series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and...
Posted 04.24.2012
This is part of an ongoing series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and inspiratio...
Posted 04.05.2012
Chip Kidd is probably the world's most famous book designer. His work with Knopf Doubleday includes such classic covers as "Jurassic Park", "1Q84" and...
Posted 03.20.2012
This is part of a new series on rejected book cover designs, in which we invite cover artists to reveal some of the rejected ideas and inspirations be...
Posted 11.01.2011
We know, we know. We aren't supposed to judge books by their covers. But these current and upcoming book covers appeared so intriguing that we couldn'...
The Awl | Matthew Gallaway | | Posted 06.07.2011
Writers by definition spend a lot of time on the inside of books, which is why what happens on the outside—namely, cover art and blurbs—can feel p...
The Atlantic | CHARLOTTE STRICK | Posted 05.25.2011
Every three months or so, we gather together. In our hands, launch meeting packets still hot off the copy machine. Our editor-in-chief sits at the hea...
billboard.com | Posted 05.25.2011
Featuring an image of Andy Warhol's "Rorschach" on the cover, the fully-illustrated book decodes 36 songs from Jay-Z's extensive catalog, offering an ...
A Fuse #8 Production | Posted 05.25.2011
In an age when it feels like all the teen covers are dedicated to giving us variations on the same theme, it's refreshing to consider that some artist...
biblioklept.org | Posted 05.25.2011
Checkout this great cover gallery archiving over 150 covers of Vladimir Nabokov's masterpiece "Lolita."...
Arielle Ford | Posted 05.25.2011
I recently asked my online friends how they choose their next book to read. Authors, take note of what drives readers to pick up your book. What can you learn from these responses?
Posted 05.25.2011
With the advent of the eReader--the Kindle, the iPad, the Nook--comes the inevitable paraphernalia, and finally they're starting to get creative out t...
Posted 05.04.2012