#book-covers

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[marylibra]

The Ulm Münster Book-Covers

Silver, parcel gilt

1506 (circa)

1800-1866 (central roundel)

Germany

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Been Here Before: Geographical Book Titles

Been Here Before: Geographical Book Titles

This week’s Top 10 Tuesday topic is a very cool one: Books with Geographical Terms in the Title. I had a lot of fun looking up book titles with world geography terms. I guess the titles and book covers are self explanatory. Except for The Bride of Lammermoor, where the reference is not to any “moor” as I’d originally thought, but to the Lammermuir Hills. Any interesting geographical places that…

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[lexlingua]

Some Fantastic Book Cover Art

Here are 10 book cover art pieces/ artists to swoon over. You might recognize some of these already, but some may be new to you too.

This week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic is summer-y book covers. Instead, I am just going with some fantastic book cover art that recently caught my eye. It’s great to discover new artists and the unique ways in which they portray their subject matter. Full heads-up: this is an image heavy post (and none of the art is mine)! (more…)

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Joe Cortese - Traditional VS Self Publishing

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Friday Face Off #2: Book with "Moon" in the Title

Friday Face Off #2: Book with "Moon" in the Title - Full Moon by P. G. Wodehouse

The Friday Face Off meme was created by Books by Proxy  and hosted by Lynn. For each week’s theme, we select a matching book and compare its different book covers across editions. Perfect for a visual fix! Theme for Friday Face Off #2 is: Books with ‘Moon’ in the Title I’ve decided to take a lighter note on this, and go with P.G. Wodehouse’s Full Moon. A very funny book involving an artist, a…

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