MY take? (simply how _I_ do things.)

If you’re in the mood to fiddle/fust, then do so. There are so many days when you won’t.

You learn something with every iteration of something (even if, WTF did I do that for? don’t do that again.) and as far as I’m concerned (and I am more…pesky.. about images–and sound, to be honest) you are doing way high pro covers here, right now; why not fiddle with another one, while you’ve got the fucker open.

Again, just my view.

Heather

I just EDITED this. Because I CAN. Thank you!

Well, lessee…

First, it’s a thriller. A novel. And I’ll definitely look at the prison text, ’cause stumbling is bad.

Second, you’re right. I should make comments editable. I’ll look into that right now.

Third, I’m not totally convinced about the background image. I found it, and it was blue (not red) and a whole lot lighter. So I darkened and reddened it, and played with contrast. Then I made the silhouetted guy from another pic and added him in. But in thumbnail-type views the cover as a whole seems a bit blurrier than I’d like. I already made my name a little brighter than it was, but I may try to come up with another version of the background for the ebook. Kinda up in the air right now.

Fourth, thanks! {8’>

I’m not being fair but I’m gonna reply. I know you’re working on something but I come from a foreign country, right now, and all I read is this cover.

Question: Is this a novel? Or a series of short stories? I know you do short stories and I’m reading the blurb on that side like each color change of text looks like an entry for a different story.

Also, i’m being dumb: The Prison ‘text’ is confusing to me. I’m not sure why.

The COLOURS. Are a miracle of your imagination. I, particularly like, looking from left to right, the middle section: I love the depth of field.

Also, I was at the library museum on Saturday. Something to consider: libraries stick flipping…I dunno…TAPE all along the bottom two inches where a title or writer’s name are ‘covered’ Very annoying.

So weird how just posting something can show up its flaws. Fixed the ones I saw. There may well be more.