Left unconsidered, it’s easy for books to look like dressed-up bricks. Online, it’s easier still for a great book cover to vanish in the clamor of everything else vying for attention.

In the olden days, a reader might pick up a book because the cover was exciting, intriguing, maybe even beautiful. But in the brave new world of e-books and e-readers, the days when an artist ...

The Book Review’s art director on the edgiest ... there was still the matter of making books, and their covers, to get on with. Maybe it should have been no surprise that so many of this ...

a brief description of the book, all the copy that should be on the cover, a manuscript if it’s available, and usually there'll be comp titles,” that is, already-published books that are ...

Chip Kidd doesn't judge a book by its cover; he creates covers that embody the books — and he does it with a wicked sense of humor. Kidd showcases the art and deep thought of his cover designs.

What makes an outstanding book cover? The Book Jacket Designers Guild ... Agatha French is a former staff writer in books at the Los Angeles Times. She has worked as an editor for a number of ...

The new %27Harry Potter%27 covers will ... TODAY's Best-Selling Books list; the box set of all seven books was No. 281. All seven titles have been No. 1, including the final book, Harry Potter ...

Ever notice that every so often, there’s one image that seems to be on every book cover on the shelf ... decoration that flank the women on the books’ borders.

These clean-cut covers are enough to generate a buzz for a book, purely based on how a collection will look on your shelf. Buy the books, take a photo of them on your shelf, post to social media ...

I was searching for books ... Covers, “or else were subject to mediocre taste or none at all.” In that post on Talking Covers, Sean Manning’s terrific (and sadly defunct) book-design blog ...