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Old 07-12-2022, 09:47 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by NullNix View Post
Even for the original cover of Pratchett's Night Watch? (It took me an embarrassingly long time to realise that it was an homage to van Rijn's painting of the same name... and no subsequent edition has had that cover, which is just a *crime*.)
Honestly, I couldn't tell you anything about 95% of the covers of books I've read over the years...I just don't notice them. For the ones that I do remember things about the covers, it's always for books that I've read and re-read many times. Even then, I don't necessarily associate the book cover with a specific book, but it will look familiar enough to me to remind me that I read it, or maybe that it is part of a series I read. The Three Investigators books are an example of this, and the old Nancy Drew books, as well, along with a few old science fiction books that I've read and re-read over the years. I can't tell you exactly what book, but I can maybe tell you the author, or series, or both.

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