You can't remember the name of the novel you're looking for because there is no title on the cover. Strange, yes. But it seems to be happening more and more. Book covers without words. The front ...

so it's no wonder she can write a creepy title. And a creepy book. Accompanied by a very, very unsettling cover. We Have Always Lived in the Castle is just as strange and off-kilter as it sounds.

She’d been tasked with designing the book covers ... the final cover. The editorial and sales teams wanted something more commercial, with a bigger sans-serif typeface for the title.

How often does a book cover require a seatbelt? The title’s maximalist implications ... distinction almost exclusively with typography without forgetting to dance. A fair argument can be made ...

Imagine a book ... covers get homogenised. Their response is always consistent: “The type is not big enough! … It doesn’t matter how quiet a story is, they believe if you can read [the title ...

The researchers believe their AI can be trained to even design book covers without human input. Illustrators better watch out.