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Good book covers thread
Logan Hill
Hunter Adams
Contrary to the popular belief, book should always be judged by the cover.
If a writer is serious about creating a masterpiece, he will spend time to bind the book in beautiful cover and maybe slipcase which will create uniformed, coherent release. If you write something good and then decide to cheap out on cover and hire some Deviant Art retard to screw some 10 min Photoshop shit on top of it, your book sucks and I will never read it.
Xavier Watson
Here, fixed it for you
Jackson Myers
Also I forgot to add, fuck softcovers.
Jayden Sanders
>Contrary to the popular belief, book should always be judged by the cover.
Absolutely this, ever since my primary school librarian told me this as a very young kid I intuitively new it was bullshit. "But isn't the cover made to tell the reader what type of book it is?" I would say.
Even worse.
>Also I forgot to add, fuck softcovers.
Mostly yes but what if you cannot get a hardcover?
Joseph Barnes
Captures the feel of the novel very well imo.
Lucas Gutierrez
love this one,are the other 2 books in the trilogy worth reading?might just get em for the covers
Christian Ward
quick rundown?
Gabriel Scott
Yes. I find these to be the most appropriate covers the Sprawl trilogy has received. The appeal, at least for me, has always been the sensation evoked of hyper-urbanism as a disorienting fever dream, and not future-man with gun and cool jacket.
Angel Cooper
based and reklampilled, germanophones will cherish
Camden Phillips
Any book by Adelphi has always beautiful paintings on it.
Daniel King
I really like this one
Grayson Lopez
Iconic
John Watson
Eli Nguyen
No
Wyatt Taylor
based Guénon, and absolutely red-pilled cover
Adam Hernandez
you win
Jason Taylor
brotherskaramazov.jpg
Carson Scott
>The Celtic Race
Cringe. There is no such thing.
Blake Hughes
Gavin Walker
The only good covers are dark classical ones. God tier aesthetic.
Robert Cook
Wyatt Sullivan
Lucas Jackson
Penguin is always kino
Austin Rivera
I really like suhrkamp's minimal cover design, it's a shame my German is not good enough to read most of them.
Nathaniel Thomas
Their design is so simple and clean. It's mature. They also always choose good art.
Anthony Murphy
Literally just a green background with some text and lines. Could be made on paint. It's meaningless. Minimalism has to have something appealing... This doesn't.
Jose Ortiz
Swedish translation of the Grundrisse is based
Jaxson Long
I don't blame you for not getting it, you have to feel the texture of the book to understand.
Easton Fisher
Collections Libertés of Pauvert. A weird pocket format, mostly for famous pamphlets, from the 1970s. It's still referenced to this day by new collections.
Robert Peterson
your post is literally just a blue box with some words in it. its meaningless.
Landon Watson
>Assuming I'm some random poster on an image board that's famously anonymous...
Fuckwit, I uploaded the two Penguin books.
Ethan Lee
theyre literally just photos on the cover of books. meaningless.
Jace Jones
I prefer the new edition cover.
t. fellow italianon
Bentley Morgan
This one, I think it captures Bateman's character - seeming human but something's off.
Sebastian Evans
very nice
Carter White
I'm not a fan of the one I own (pic rel) at all, but this is really off-putting.
I know this is a good covers thread so I will post a good one in a sec
Angel Evans
Blake Wood
kek
Mason Powell
Levi Cox
Vintage Contemporaries was fucking great.
William Gomez
Any book cover by Orthotes, Italian publisher.
Jaxon Adams
Do you have the quote from that chap that was like "anyone not wanting to be niggerfied is a fascist to be hung" or something like that. I want to know the source too
Ian Jenkins
this cover is absolute kino considering the content and author
Henry Perry
is this a good introduction to philosophy? I am already familiar with many concepts
Lucas Bell
top tier shit
Julian Diaz
no, just read articles on SEP instead. Durant's shit is hopelessly outdated and his writing is insufferable.
David Rogers
The Gallimard Tradition line created just for Guénon has the most kino covers and are the critical edition to get
Matthew Martinez
Jeremiah Morgan
>it's
what
Bentley Moore
This one is great because theres another giant red swastika on the side