[ SECRET POST #2337 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2337 ⌋

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sa

[(Anonymous)]

ALTHOUGH I have to say, this might be less relevant as e-readers like Kindle get more popular. In those situations, no one knows anything about what you're reading, and I think that either less effort will be put into book covers or else fewer people will care about it.

Re: sa

[(Anonymous)]

this is something I've been considering as well.

like it or not, books are judged by their covers. it's why marketing departments choose the covers they do. the object is to get the book into the reader's hands.

once it's in their hands, the chances of them purchasing go up.

covers entice people to pick it up.

but with the introduction of the ereader, covers are now not that big of a deal as indicative of anything as to content. my nook has a nifty cover over the outside of it so no one knows what I'm reading at any given time.

so the stigma lessens.