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Monday, February 3, 2014

Pink is the New Black

Posted on 7:02 AM by humpty
Speaking of chick lit, my book cover is going to be bright pink. However, it has a large type treatment of the title taking up all of the cover. The publisher wanted it so because "mostly only men get bold type treatment covers." The above is the one that comes to mind: no comparison intended, of course.
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