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The Invention of Mid-Century Cool
On the Revolutionary Book Covers of Roy Kuhlman
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Coloring the Great Black & White Whale
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| October 16, 2015
Judging the National Book Award Shortlisters By Their Covers
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Castro: A Graphic Novel
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Katherine Mansfield, a Graphic Interpretation
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Badass Women of Polish Mythology
Investigating the rusalka and the weight of cultural baggage
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The Iconic Covers of Paul Bacon
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| June 11, 2015
Original Art for Riverhead's Fall Books
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| April 27, 2015
The Spinster Hall of Fame
Yes, Cut-out dolls of five pioneering women writers
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What Should a Book Cover Do?
On the Design Origins of Catherine Lacey’s ‘Nobody is Ever Missing’
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Dale Megan Healey
| April 10, 2015
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