D. Wallace Peach, branding and a stunning new cover…
New cover for The Bone Wall
We’ve all heard about the importance of quality book covers, and if I’m honest about my own book buying habits, I have to agree. I browse the covers. If I like a cover, I read the blurb. If I like the blurb, I read the first few pages. From there it lands in my shopping cart. A treat for me!
My switch from traditional publishing to indie publishing means it’s time for new covers. Authors will usually have the option to purchase existing covers from the publisher, but I decided to use this opportunity to upgrade, to commit to a professional image and brand. I figure this is my chance, and the covers I pick have to stick.
Covers are an investment for a writer, just like editing and proofing. Unlike editing and proofing, they’re seriously fun. I asked the talented Jennifer Munswami of J.M…
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Covers definitely have an influence, but there’s obviously got to be more beyond the surface.
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It is a good place to start though when it comes to attracting a reader.
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absolutely stunning cover… hope the writing matches up. It has to, doesn’t it?
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Diana’s always does 🙂
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Super cover and very interesting article! 🙂
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I’ve had some issues with the covers of my books, and even some negative comments about on Amazon so I fully understand the concerns
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I know it is something I need to look at too and have been working on.
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Thanks again for the reblog, Sue 🙂 I appreciate it!
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