by Paul Rader

Is that the way people usually dress for a meeting with their therapist?  It was probably a good thing that they changed the title.

by Paul Rader

This cover is from 1962.

by Paul Rader

There’s no shame in liking pink roses.  This cover was done by the prolific Paul Rader.

by Paul Rader

This cover is from 1967 and was done by the legendary Paul Rader.

by Paul Rader

Today’s cover is from 1964 and was done by the prolific Paul Rader!

by Paul Rader

This is from 1957.  It’s one of the many covers of the pulp era to have been done by Paul Rader.

by Paul Rader

No men wanted?  I wonder why!  This “double novel” is from 1967.  The cover was done by the very prolific Paul Rader!

by Paul Rader

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.