I'm not about to go out and buy first editions of every Hugo and Nebula award winning book for $116,530.00...but it's a cool resource for cover gazing.
Friday, March 13, 2009
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I'm not about to go out and buy first editions of every Hugo and Nebula award winning book for $116,530.00...but it's a cool resource for cover gazing.
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An interesting look at how covers have changed over time.
With regards to the covers, note this caveat that comes when you click on the cover to show it:
"This is a stock photo and is not the actual image."
Kind of takes away from it - I mean, the cover is an integral part of the book, & if it may differ from what you see, why pay $116K for the collection? I want to see what I am getting personally.
Hey Ces -- true enough if I was looking to buy. Although for my purposes, I like seeing the variant covers...
Hi there Irene!
The thing that bothers me - and I love looking at all the various covers too - is this - am I really looking at the covers, or just a drawing that some artist did hoping it would be the final cover.
And I didn't mean to be picking on the sight - this little caveat pops up lots of places. But today, being Friday the 13th & all, it just really bugged me.
Back to reading the VanderMeers' STEAMPUNK book now . . .
P.S. Glad to see you managing those migraines! :-)
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