Here's a look at some new cover art for the German edition of Nightshine:
I don't think I've ever had brown cover art, which I know can be a tough color to make look appealing. Unless you're wizards like my German publishers. I have no idea how they made it this gorgeous -- I'm really thinking magic might be involved. I believe the title translates to Look in the Dark, which is pretty canny, considering.
Tuesday, May 06, 2014
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Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks, B!
DeleteWow. Really beautiful cover. Who knew brown could work so well?
ReplyDeleteNot me. I think if someone had told me I was getting a brown cover, I'd be afraid to look at it. :)
DeleteHi - the title means "Look into the dark"....or maybe "Look into the darkness".
ReplyDeletewaves all across the atlantic - Susanne
Waving back -- Thank you for the translation, Susanne!
DeleteWhat a beautiful cover! It must be a extra special thrill to see your books in other languages with different covers and titles.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like seeing your work being made available internationally, SuperMom -- especially when I have so many wonderful readers residing all over the globe.
DeleteWow, what a lovely cover!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it stunning? So intense, yet so pretty. I don't know how they pulled it off, Deb.
DeleteI just finished The Clockwork Wolf & LOVED it! Thank you for such a great book!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for investing, mk. :)
DeleteDitto on "brown".
ReplyDeleteNot my color, or one I ever found particularly attractive.
But that cover is truly lovely. Somebody really knows what they're doing!
Oh, yes, I think they do. I've had so many spectacular covers from this publisher, but I think this one shows how exceptional they are with the least likely color themes.
DeleteI never would have thought brown would be a good color for a cover, but they pulled it off with this one. It actually looks like chocolate and I had this urge to lick the screen (thankfully, I restrained myself).
ReplyDeleteSpit is really hard to clean off the monitor, lol.
DeleteStrange how the brown look so gorgeous and attractive, when the pink was so wrong! I agree with DK it looks rich and chocolately (not a word but you know what I mean).
ReplyDeleteI will take a thousand brown covers over one pink one, Fran. :)
DeleteI might have to make a special brown-themed tote in its honor, Robin. Ha.
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