A Tenderloin in the Storm
by
Jeanne Kirkpatrick
12.16.2007
Rainy Day Meat
I bring you this cover not because it's terrible (well, it is, but it's not as hideous as the usual fare here), nor because it's part of the "Change and Cherish Historical Series" which just sounds trite and boring, nor because the technicolor hues hurt my eyes, or even because the title makes absolutely no sense, but for the simple reason that when I first saw it, I thought it said
AH What's with these colors? It looks like a rainbow vomited on the cover.
ReplyDeleteneeds catsup
ReplyDeleteUGLY! It's making me a little queasy.
ReplyDeleteAuthor of A Sirloin in the Wild and A Shank in the Desert.
ReplyDeleteToday is Monday and there's no mammeries.Maughtamom (I still can't comment with my blogger name.)
ReplyDeleteGosh, Mom, I seem to have no problem logging in as
ReplyDeleteNickname: maughtamom.
Your lovely daughter, Maughta
Author of: A Clearing in the Wild
ReplyDeleteWhat is with her title choices?
I fully expected to see munchkins gathering on the technicolor beach to lead those coming ashore to the yellow brick road.
Ok Maughta, I'm going to try to log in with this comment.( I tried and tried but it will still not take my comment. I'm still technologically enept.) Maughtamom
ReplyDeleteCorrection: inept
ReplyDeleteBased on the title, I wouldn't read this book. That cover seals the opinion.
ReplyDelete"A Tenderloin in the Storm" sounds better than "A Tendering in the Storm". What is a tendering, anyway?
ReplyDeleteGood Job! :)
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