[ SECRET POST #2455 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2455 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Giant faces in the sky

[(Anonymous)]

...not even The Great Gatsby?

Re: Giant faces in the sky

[dreemyweird]

Well, no, that was a bit of a generalization. I get it that sometimes the copyright for a particular literary work belongs to somebody with no taste/the authors don't even see the design of the covers their books end up having/the works are in public domain and everyone makes rubbish covers for them.

But I must admit that it feels weird when I'm reading a perfectly well-written, serious book, and every time I look at the cover it's like I'm seeing a super short parody sketch making fun of what I've just read. It's a bit like reading books aloud in funny voices. Or making stupid remarks in the course of reading. Like, you know, when you're reading a super dramatic scene, and somebody makes a hilarious remark that ruins the effect completely.