
This edition is from 1960. Unfortunately, the identity of the artist responsible is not know.

This edition is from 1960. Unfortunately, the identity of the artist responsible is not know.

This cover is from 1962. I guess this is the book that revealed that doctors aren’t all chaste priest-kings. The artwork was done by Robert Bonfils. The doctor looks a little confused but it appears that his patient knows exactly what needs to be examined.
There have been several editions of this Jim Thompson novel, which was originally published in 1952. This edition is from 1958 and features a cover from Clark Hulings.

by Erin Nicole
I took this picture at the Dallas Arboretum a few years ago and it’s always been one of my favorites. It’s with this photograph, of a journey and a destination, that I welcome all of our readers to August.
This book and cover are from 1966. According to the cover, it was written by the author of Twice with Julie. Was Julie a friend of Elaine’s? Maybe that man smoking the cigarette knows Julie too. What I like about this cover is the use of the mirror. At first, it appears that Elaine is looking at the reader, inviting them to read the book. It’s only when you look closely at the cover that you realize she’s sitting in front of a mirror and that, instead of standing behind her and watching her from a distance, the man is actually standing directly in front of her.
This cover was done by the amazingly prolific and talented Paul Rader.