Sep 17, 2025 | Horrible Covers
See this cover on Good Reads Covers are supposed to give you a sense of the story. Tea, Me and Memory gives you a sense that your grandmother is silently judging you for not calling more often. Let’s start with our leading lady: perched at a table, book in hand,...
Sep 17, 2025 | Horrible Covers
See this cover on Good Reads Some covers don’t even need to be roasted — they roast themselves just by existing. The Nexus is one of those. This design hinges entirely on a single glowing orb, and unfortunately, that orb looks less like a mysterious interdimensional...
Sep 17, 2025 | Horrible Covers
See this cover on Good Reads Sometimes a cover is bad in a boring way, and sometimes it ascends into a special kind of chaos that can only be described as “graphic design purgatory.” Trouble in Heaven lands squarely in the latter camp, looking less like a celestial...
Sep 17, 2025 | Horrible Covers
See this cover on Good Reads Some covers look like books. Others look like corporate brochures left behind at a conference table. Revitalize, Engage, Generate lands firmly in the latter camp — a visual reminder that buzzwords can’t build bridges, and bad design can’t...
Sep 9, 2025 | Horrible Covers
Nothing screams “thought leadership” like slapping the biggest font size you can find onto a cover and calling it innovation. Xecutive 2.0 doesn’t just whisper futurism — it shouts like a malfunctioning fax machine. That gigantic “2.0” in blaring red is less “next-gen...
