One of the other things* I need before I can publish is a cover. I started work on this a couple of months ago, found it depressing and overwhelming, and gave up for a while. Friday I decided to take another stab at it. Today I figured I would post about it and see what people think
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E: The "A"s on the title have opposite weights to what you should do, I think -- you have the first one large, but the one that's part of "Arrangement" is small. This is crippling your ability to make "Arrangement" the focus of the title. Reverse that -- make the first "A" smaller, so it won't get in the way of when you make Arrangement big and un-squished. Go back to "All That Glitters" and notice that "Glitters" is bigger than the other two words -- I think you might want to try cradling "A Rational" in the shape of the "Arrangement," if you see what I mean. Let Arrangement take up the current width, round and unsquished, and tuck a smaller capital A beside the first one, and stagger down Rational just a tad. Heck, make "Arrangement"'s A go big, up near-parallel the top of the R ( ... )
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I really like the dancers as a book cover motif though.
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The only suggestion I have is to check how it reads at thumbnail size. The illustration proper shouldn't have any problems in small size, the title and your name might need to be adjusted to be clearer.
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As far as conveying "poly romance" goes, I suspect that the book blurb will have to convey it since "love triangle romance" is common enough that pretty much anything has the potential to be misinterpreted.
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(...help, I see The Mouse now. Help. *facepalm*)
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a) I don't really want to write that much of the contract (or use placeholder text)
b) I like my versions all right. c_c
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