Judge a Book by its Cover

De gustibus non est disputandum. There's no accounting for taste.

3.31.2009

Tuesday Toofer!

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Hey y'all. So DocTurtle and I were out to dinner this eve and I said I was thinking of posting on my blog and he said, "you have a ...
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3.30.2009

Popular outcast?

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Before I start snarking on the title and cover, I have to admit I'm a huge Star Wars fan. (Yes, I'm a geek. I also do logic puzzle...
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3.29.2009

Sultry Sunday #25: the weekly "Pop Sensation" crossover

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Whoops, missed last week. Sorry about that. Moving right along ... carnies! ----- Paperback 212: Gold Medal 372 (PBO, 1954) - Canadian Edit...
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3.24.2009

We sometimes think they don't have a brain, but ....

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Full title: The Anti-Intellectual Presidency: The Decline of Presidential Rhetoric from George Washington to George W. Bush . From the Publi...
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3.20.2009

It's Phriday!

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I went for the blatantly obvious today: semi-graphic picture and juvenile title. Teehee. I recall my male high school classmates constantly ...
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3.15.2009

Sultry Sunday #24 - The weekly "Pop Sensation" crossover

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Fabulous find for you today - a small paperback publisher from the early 50s brings you naked dancing and more smoke than you're apt to ...
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3.08.2009

Sultry Sunday #23 - The weekly "Pop Sensation" crossover

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OK, Rex Parker here, back from being sick / at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament. Yes, my life is exciting, thanks for noticing. Tod...
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3.02.2009

Yoooo hooo!

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Instead of "The Amateur Marriage" this book should be entitled "The Amateur Homeowners." Or "The Amateur Exhibitio...
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Watch out!

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There's nothing overtly wrong with this cover, right? A nice, fancy schmancy pen lying on a sheet of crinkled paper. Very nonthreatening...
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2.27.2009

Pointedy Phallic

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How's it hangin '? Apparently to the left. This is like the anti-phallus book. It's all sharp and pointy and you want to yell ...
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Yummy!

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In keeping with the childishness I demonstrated with my last post, I thought this would be a great book for Friday. Nothing phallicky toda...
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2.25.2009

Um.... what?

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Sorry for posting twice in one day, but this made me laugh so hard I couldn't wait to put it up. Actually, I almost peed my pants. I k...
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Familiar?

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Is there anyone who looks at the cover of The Singing and doesn't think of the painting "American Gothic" ( http://en.wikiped...
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2.18.2009

Stay silent!

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This has to be one of the dreariest covers I've ever seen. I guess that's supposed to be a waterfall behind her, which is nice (al...
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2.17.2009

Ouch!

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This cover makes me very uncomfortable. Why, you ask? Is it because the handsome vampire (apparently the hero of the series) is about to ...
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2.16.2009

Sultry Sunday #22 - The weekly "Pop Sensation" crossover

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OK, so it's Sultry Monday. I was away for the weekend, during which I made a new purchase. It ties in nicely with the last post, re: how...
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2.12.2009

Aaauuuggghhhh! Run!!!

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OMG!! If THAT is what's coming to me, I'm not waiting until it arrives!! It's a giant, levitating, half-headed baby! Run for ...
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2.10.2009

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Nothing says "poetry" better than a ton of white space and stark black lettering. Or maybe it's my non-artistic self just get...
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2.08.2009

Sultry Sunday #21 - The weekly "Pop Sensation" crossover

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Peer into the shocking world of ... "The Farmers Hotel" ----- Paperback 197: Bantam 1594 (1st ptg, 1957) Title : The Farmers Hote...
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2.06.2009

It's Phriday!

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This cover is from the American printing of one of my very favorite books (the first in a trilogy). Sorry, it's a bit dark, but you can ...
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