Welcome
to Cover Wars, the place where covers put their trust in your hands for you to
pick who is the best representative for the story they represent, so remember
it is up to you to pick a winner. Last week we had Steel Kiss by Bec McMaster
and after almost a week and a little technical problem with the poll the winner
is…
Victorian society may not approve cover
Now
that we know which cover caught your heart let’s take a look at this week’s contestant,
Perdido Street Station by China Miéville and for those of us that need to get acquainted
with the Perdido Street Station here is
the book blurb:
New
Crobuzon is a squalid city where humans, Re-mades, and arcane races live in
perpetual fear of Parliament and its brutal militia. Isaac, a brilliant
scientist, is asked by a bird-man Garuda to restore his power of flight. But
one lab specimen threatens the whole city. A vividly colored caterpillar eating
a hallucinatory drug grows in order to consume all.
Now
that we know at least a bit of what this story hides it is time to take a look
at the covers that are claiming the face of this story.
First
up we have the glimpse at the city cover, one that tries to paint a version of
what this world could be about and the silent vigilante un top of it.
Up next
we have the New Crobuzon and the bird-man’s wing that seem to show the place
where the action will be taking place and what put this all in motion.
Last
but not least we have a cover split in half although the meaning of the two
elements that make this cover are more of an interesting blend in which their
meaning is more of a mystery for me but conspiracy theories are accepted.
After
this little cover runaway have you found a favorite cover? Is there one that
you would like to adopt in your bookshelf? Please let us know what you think by
commenting and voting on this week’s poll.
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