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"ModeRoom
produces some of the best book covers in the
business today." |
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Aaron Pogue, Magazine Publisher |
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mustn't underestimate the value of a book's
cover, for contrary to the sage's advice, it
will be judged by this. |
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goal is to give the book browser an immediate
impression of the author's style and an idea
of what his/her book will be like. The goal
is to serve the contents of the book through
creating a cover and writing copy which reflects
the importance and brilliance of the words inside.
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| ...ModeRoom's
award-winning design and copywriting team creates
covers compelling both visually and through the
written word, which do justice to the greatest
literature. In addition to cover design for our
own ModeRoom Press books, we also design for other
publishers as well as for individuals. Please
browse our portfolio of book covers below: |
Make
sure what you are selling is as beautiful on
the outside as it is on the inside. For information
about having our art-department design books
for your company, contact
us. |
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Gemini: |
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Modern
colors and typeface
were used represent
this novel told
Aaron Pogue's
modern, fresh
and pervasive
language. |
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Crepuscule: |
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Cover
photo taken on
a narrow street
on one of the
islands in the
Seine in the center
of Paris. The
mood of the cover
compliments the
themes of the
book and the feelings
the reader experiences
while reading
the story: the
sense of mystery,
desperation, romance,
strange eeriness
and timeless beauty
fueling a story
taking place in
an eternally twilit
urban setting. |
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The
Quiet
Days of
Henry
Miller:
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A
biography
on the
American
author
who lived
in Paris
in the
'20s and
'30s.
Written
by Author
and edited
and soon
to be
published
by ModeRoom
Press.
We wanted
the cover
to have
a tranquil
yet mysterious
and thought-inspiring
look.
The photo
was taken
along
the quais
of the
Seine
in Paris. |
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The
Basement Trains
(1st Paris Edition): |
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A
limited edition
print run of Roman
Payne's poem "The
Basement Trains"
was released in
Paris before the
release of the
international
version. This
cover design was
printed on heavy
stock to create
a bilingual chapbook
made in the St.
Germain design
style
reminiscent of
books produced
in the Paris Left
Bank literary
printing tradition.
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The
Basement Trains
(International
Edition): |
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The
"Paris Left-Bank"
style of the limited
1st edition design
was abandoned
for this "International
Edition"
of Payne's celebrated
French/English
bilingual poem,
"The Basement
Trains."
This edition has
a more modern
global appeal
and is printed
on glossy UV-coated
stock. |
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The
Old Century: |
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This
was designed for
a collection of
prose and poetry
("The Early
Stories and Poems
of Roman Payne").
We wanted a photo
of the author
in an antique
style on the cover,
a photo taken
during the period
the pieces were
written, as this
was to be a
biographical and
historic work
composed in the
last century. |
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Cities
& Countries: |
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Immense
epic novel needed
a sweeping cover.
We chose a snow
scene in Turkey
combined with
some textured
19th century map
paper to represent
the timeless and
monumental qualities
of this adventure
story by Roman
Payne. |
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NOTE:
We never SPAM, sell, or trade email addresses.
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Founded
in 1999, and based in Paris, France and Hawaii,
USA, ModeRoom Press is at the forefront of modern
literature, publishing 21st century novels of
the highest quality from authors who represent
the future of literature. |
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