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Garry Winogrand's Photographs Contain Entire Novels
Geoff Dyer on the Legendary Midcentury Photographer
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Geoff Dyer
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Edward Gorey's Illustrated Covers for Literary Classics
Spooky Treatments of Kafka, Dickens, Conrad, and More
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The Complexities of Designing a New Cover for an Old Classic
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| March 9, 2018
100 Covers of Gabriel García Márquez's
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