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Judging a Book by Its Cover, and Then Some, Part III
by Perry Brass
Her question: “Carnal Sacraments could be marketed as a queer book, or as Science Fiction (SF). The cover makes it pretty clear that the publishers intend to market it as a queer book; there’s hardly any hint that the contents are very much [...]
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Judging a Book by Its Cover, and Then Some, Part II
by Perry Brass
I soon learned that even doing a small poetry book was much harder than I had anticipated: choosing which poems to include, their sequence, front and back cover material, and how the design of the book would sell both the book and the [...]
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