My UK Cover
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I like it too. Very spiffy. Make sure you thank the design folks there. When I thanked mine they were flabbergasted. They told me they mostly hear criticism or nothing.
You bet I'm proud!
Here's a link to the US version, which is different:
Warner US Cover
Both have their advantages and disadvantages in my opinion.
-Paul
(aka Art Farkas)
Here's a link to the US version, which is different:
Warner US Cover
Both have their advantages and disadvantages in my opinion.
-Paul
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I like the UK cover better, less geeky, but then again, when talking about letters to ebay geeky may be good.
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Very nice. I'm a big fan of these kinds of images on very white backgrounds kind of covers, if that makes sense. Basically I'm saying I like it.
I'm starting to fancy the UK version more. Less busy and leaves more to the imagination than the US version.
To quote my friend who's been with me from the genesis of my project:
See...now that's why I prefer the wit and subtley of English humor over the prosaic and asinine obviousness of American slapstick. You book is more worthy of an English crowd anyway. Not those daft wanks who feel it necessary to TELL the audience your book is "hilarious."
Stupid yanks.
He is considered a "Master of English" so he might be on to something. He was never a fan of the word "Hilarious" in the sub-title of the US version.
-Paul
(aka Art Farkas)
To quote my friend who's been with me from the genesis of my project:
See...now that's why I prefer the wit and subtley of English humor over the prosaic and asinine obviousness of American slapstick. You book is more worthy of an English crowd anyway. Not those daft wanks who feel it necessary to TELL the audience your book is "hilarious."
Stupid yanks.
He is considered a "Master of English" so he might be on to something. He was never a fan of the word "Hilarious" in the sub-title of the US version.
-Paul
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Very spiffy, indeed. I like the UK cover better too. However, both the versions are attention-grabbing. CONGRATS! 
Sury
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If I was looking for a fun read, I'd pick up the US version. I have to agree though--both look fantastic. Congratulations!
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I actually used that stock photo (your US cover) in a project for a client recently. They saw it as being "too whimsical"
Good fit for your book, though!
Good fit for your book, though!
Love them both! And who knew we'd be rubbing elbows with "America's Top Cyber-Prankster"?
I didn't even know I WAS America's Top Cyber-Prankster until Warner Books told me so!