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Old 10-28-2015, 10:14 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by Gregg Bell View Post
I agree Catlady, but there are so many covers out there that are non-distinct. Look at the book Amazon is pushing now Illuminae--an orange blob. Then there's The Girl on the Train--it looks like Cezanne brush strokes. Wool--another orange blob.

What do these things say about the books? Yeah, you can say after the fact they're about this and that, but if you knew nothing about the content of the book beforehand you couldn't.

I really like my cover. I'm glad you think it's great. Yours and a few comments if not entirely reviving my hopes for it are at least breathing a little life into it. Thanks.
I have no idea what the other two are, but as for Girl on the Train, that cover obviously depicts a view through the window of a moving train, and fits the title and the story.

In any case, your cover isn't an indistinct blob--it's some sort of Ferris wheel with fireworks. Those elements don't connect at all with either the title or the blurb.
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