I think that it perfectly portrays my book, letting you know
right away that it’s post-apocalyptic. I love the starkness, the gray pavement
with just a touch of color for the weeds. This gives it a creepy feel, but it’s
not too dark. Although my book is about flesh-eating creatures, it’s not
exactly horror, more of a suspenseful thriller.
I love that the tagline leads right into the cover. They destroyed
Before. Now we live…IN THE AFTER. How catching! The lettering works awesomely
as a fading road stencil with a graffiti feel.
I also love that this cover is non-gender specific. I think
that a boy is just as likely to be drawn to this cover as a girl, so it appeals
to a wider audience. I’m glad, because I think boys will like IN THE AFTER,
(high on action, low on romance) and this cover lets them give it a chance.
While girls (I’m just going to say it, who may have a bit more depth J
) will be drawn to the mysteriousness of the cover.
I really do love my cover, but of course I’m biased. Are
there any covers that you love? Why?
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Great cover! Very evocative of the genre.
ReplyDeleteawesome cover! I agree that it protrays the mood of the book better than a generic girl in front doing something in a pretty dress. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteIt reminds me (in a good way) of a lot of adult crime books in the UK, such as Karin Slaughter's - particular her early novels.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Congratulations!! :D
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Demitria! You are right about the non-gender specific cover. That is a real advantage!
ReplyDeleteIt has a very foreboding, strong feel to the way it's designed.
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