Xexutive 2.0 – John ‘Lex’ Robinson

Xexutive 2.0 – John ‘Lex’ Robinson

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...
Bought Deceit – Autumn Winchester

Bought Deceit – Autumn Winchester

See this cover on Good Reads Bought Deceit – When Stock Photos Break Free (But Not Really) Sometimes a book cover doesn’t scream horrible because of neon fonts, cartoon cats with skulls, or AI angels dancing on timepieces. No, sometimes it’s horrible because it...
Ditie Brown Mysteries – Sarah Osborne

Ditie Brown Mysteries – Sarah Osborne

See this cover on Good Reads Cozy Mysteries, Zillow Listings, and Clipart Pets: The Ditie Brown Disaster Every once in a while, a cozy mystery cover shows up that doesn’t whisper “curl up with tea and sleuthing” so much as it screams “free downloadable stock photo...
Above It All – Cindi Myers

Above It All – Cindi Myers

See this cover on Smash Words Proof that mountains can be majestic… and still photobombed by bad typography. Ladies and gentlemen, gather ‘round for today’s installment of “Why Did This Happen to Design?” — a little number I like to call Above It All. Here’s the...
House of Ice and Whispers – Natalina Reis

House of Ice and Whispers – Natalina Reis

See this cover on Good Reads Ah, House of Ice and Whispers. A title that promises mystery, danger, and intrigue — and a cover that delivers none of the above, instead serving up a $12 buffet of “fantasy clichés” on a chipped, medieval-themed plate from the local...