Black Labyrinth Book II by Joe R. Lansdale is rooted in psychological horror that focuses on the conflict and tensions of the mind and the battle to overcome the horror within. To carry along the theme of horror, the book will feature surreal illustrations from artist Santiago Caruso, an artist who is masterful enough to bring the horror of the book alive with his illustrations.
A hilarious series by College Humor changes book titles to what they would read had the authors decided to give them clickbait titles that are so increasingly common in the blogging world as well as the mainstream media.
Breaking Bad might fit snugly into the spirit of self-help books, although not in the exact definition and way they would prefer. These books have been given the slight touch of the vintage and a mashup of titles with famous books like The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari and Who Moved my Cheese.
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A Dog’s Life by cartoonist and writer Gemma Correll takes the reader on a journey of a “vast array of canine shenanigans.” Take a note from these illustrations, and with the touches of humor really know what your dog thinks about you. The book is available on Amazon and teNeues.
Graphic designer Nicolas Beaujouan has created a set of minimalist posters from sci-fi and geeky books. Several famous names show up in the extensive set, the modern ones as well as the classics.
Harry Potter turned thirty-three on July 31. To celebrate the birthday of the wizard, and that of author J.K. Rowling, the Potter books received updated covers from artist Kazu Kibuishi. Scholastic had commissioned the covers for the entire series for its fifteenth anniversary, and they have now all been revealed, the one for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows being revealed on July 31.
We like our books, we like our icecream, and it follows by logic that we must love ice cream flavors inspired by books, if only for the packaging. Philadelphia based book publisher Quirk Books has come up with a rather sweet collection of ideas and images on ice cream flavors inspired by books.
He may be an imp in the landscape of Westeros, but the wits of Tyrion Lannister have gained him quite the fandom. It’s only fair the George R.R. Martin have a book made especially to highlight and elaborate The Wit & Wisdom of Tyrion Lannister.
Made entirely out of the pages of a dictionary, the dress of Redditor paperbagboris follows the fashion, style and possibly, the skill of some very good dress makers. We like how the paper tries its best to follow fabric, and finally ends up working quite decently as a dictionary paper can, when working as a dress.
Pawel Piotrowski‘s sandwich book is very loyal to its name; what it lacks in deliciousness, it makes up in looks. The book is styled like a sandwich, with each page taking the appearance of a layer or filling in the sandwich. It could almost be a recipe book for starters, though clearly not intended for that purpose. Pawel is currently on the lookout for publishers to release a commercial version of the book.