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The Struggle for Midwifery in Ontario Ivy Lynn Bourgeault The author wanted to use an image of a pregnant woman. I went completely in the ot...
The Politics of Postal Transformation
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Robert M. Campbell This is one of those books that could easily have a had a very straightforward cover - image of a modern postal facility ...
The Silver Palace Restaurant
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Mark Abley This is a recent poetry book cover. The cover has matte lamination with a spot gloss varnish on the melting butter.
What’s Wrong with Children’s Rights
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Martin Guggenheim From the back cover: “He Challenges the conventional views of children’s rights advocates, arguing persuasively that child...
Ghosting
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Jennie Erdal This is a story about a ghost writer. From the back cover: “... she was also secretly writing her boss’s love letters, hundreds...
Dr. Delicious
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Robert Lecker With a title like this and the fact that the book deals with the author's lifelong love of Canadian literature this seemed...
Dead Man’s Float
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Nicholas Maes
The Rent Collector
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Glen Rotchin This is actually my wallet which has achieved a certain degree of notoriety over the years. It was sitting beside my computer w...
Nationalism from the Margins
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Italians in Alberta and British Columbia Patricia K. Wood
Learning to Look
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Lesley D. Clement In this work of literary criticism the author traces the evolution of Mavis Gallant’s visually evocative style through fiv...
Small Crimes in an Age of Abundance
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Matthew Kneale
X,Y and Z
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Karen Rivers This was my first foray into young adult fiction. The mandate was to provide a new and contemporary look for this category. Eac...
Bamboo Church
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Ricardo Sternberg A bamboo church is a birdcage. Ricardo Sternberg is a poet who was born in Brazil and now resides in Canada. “Ricardo Ster...
Sedaris
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Kevin Kopelson This is the printed cover. The only stipulation was that concept had to feature a cigarette prominently. This was ano...
Can I Have a Word With You?
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Howard Richler This is a book that moves through the alphabet from A to Z singling out words that may look innocuous but contain treasures o...
Theory’s Empire
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Daphne Patai and Will H. Corral
Sprawling Places
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David Kolb The author contends that the suburbs and communities away from urban centers are actually more complex than you would think. They...
The (Un)Making of the Modern Family
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Daniel Dagenais This is a book about non-traditional families. I had done another cover a couple of years ago on a similar subject. The chal...
The Art of Living Series
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This is a project I am working on now. “The Art of Living” invites philosophers to write for a popular readership on aspects of contemporary...
Pardon Our Monsters
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Andrew Hood Quoting from the back cover: These unapologetic stories deal with an assortment of foolish self-destructive small town anti-hero...
After Auschwitz
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Herman Gruenwald This was a case where the author had come up with a sketch on his own that he wanted to use for cover art. The visual metap...
Shopping Our Way to Safety
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Andrew Szasz
Making Witches
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Newfoundland Traditions of Spells and Counterspells Barbara Rieti This is another one for the salon des refusés . I rearranged the icebergs ...
Digitizing Race
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lisa Nakamura This was one of the options I really liked for this cover but in the end it wasn't chosen. This is the printed cover.
Ox
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Christopher Patton For this poetry book cover the poet was adamant he didn't want an ox on the cover which I could totally understand. N...
Wet Apples, White Blood
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Naomi Guttman Another recent poetry cover. From the back cover copy: “In Wet Apples, White Blood , Naomi Guttman offers glimpses into the am...
The Human Rights Reader
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Micheline R. Ishay Here is the original image.
AIGA 50 Books/50 Covers 2008
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These four covers were selected in 50 Books/50 Covers this year.
The Devil Notebooks
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Dan Rickels March 11 This is the final chosen cover. I wanted to find an unusual way of depicting the devil and found this cool piece of ori...
Anna’s Shadow
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David Manciom April 4 final approval pending The brief was that the cover had to portray espionage/Russia/subatomic particles. From the cata...
Sonic Experience
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A Guide to Everyday Sounds Edited by Jean-François Augoyard and Henry Torgue From the back cover: Never before has the “everyday soundtrack”...
Seven Days in the Art World
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Sarah Thornton Non-fiction The book is a total immersion in the art world – from creation to art sale glamour. The word “glamour” was key in...
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