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Old 09-13-2018, 08:24 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by pwalker8 View Post
For me covers were at one time what drew my attention to a new book or author. It's art. It's not all that uncommon for my older hardcover books, especially the non fiction ones, to simply be a cover with the name of the book and author, no art work at all.
Sure, I've got many of those old hard-covers too, but some of those are an artwork in their own right (the embossing and printing stamped into the covers).

And I'm not putting on the sackcloth yet. You noted earlier that you see it mostly with older books, and I think you may be right. Perhaps this cover switching thing is a problem that will fade away.
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