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    The Southern Sorority of Superstitious Witches

    October 6
  • Cover for The Flayed Man, showing a desert scene at sunset with large slashes cut diagonally through it. Behind the slashes, a distorted woman's face is partially visible.

    The Flayed Man

    July 21
  • A dramatic image of blood red cliffs being struck by the blue Atlantic Ocean. The title Blood and water is written across it. Author name is Rebecca Murphy.

    Blood and Water

    May 12
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    Muñeca

    June 2
  • Cover for Forever for the Culture: Notes from the New Black Digital Arts Renaissance, a purple backdrop with green and yellow vines crawling about in a stern and graffiti font.

    Forever for the Culture

    January 27
  • Cover for Appetite, showing a brown hand adding oil to a pan which contains two women wrestling each other. The book title is in vertical font.

    Appetite

    August 4
  • Cover for War Boys, showing a little blond boy in a military uniform, an image of him as a young man behind it. The book title and author's name are written in white lettering.

    War Boys: A Father and Son Memoir

    July 1
  • Book cover for HOLLOW MAGIC by Mars Lauderbaugh. Three characters face the viewer on a dark blue and pink background. There is ice and a the dark outline of a castle in the midground. In the far background, the eyes and hair of a woman is peeking out over the castle. Title text at the bottom of the page reads: HOLLOW MAGIC and underneath the author type reads MARS LAUDERBAUGH.

    Hollow Magic

    August 11
  • Cover of A Vow in Vengeance centering on title, with a background showing the minor arcana of tarot: a cup, sword, wand, and ring.

    A Vow in Vengeance

    January 13
  • The ghostly faces of two young men peering from behind a bunch of dandelions, which seem to be sprouting from their faces.

    The Black Parade

    April 28
  • Two white men, one blond and tan, one with black hair and pale skin, are embracing. They are wearing fantasy-typical clothing. The man with dark hair has on a touch of eyeliner. The man with blond hair is holding a knife to the dark-haired man's throat, but lovingly. The background behind them is a mysterious swamp with a frame of bright red flowers, animal bones, and silver and gold coins, as well as part of a broken sword. The title Our Rogue Fates and the author's name, Sarah Glenn Marsh, overlay the image.

    Our Rogue Fates

    April 28
  • A young woman stands hunched over a dark desk in the bottom half of the picture. Her face is hidden behind shoulder-length golden-blonde hair with strawberry undertones. Her dress is long with pink and blue accents, but leaves her shoulders and upper back exposed. A white, smoke-like fog rises off her and into the painted portrait behind her, which holds a young figure in white with a malicious glint in their eye and a wicked smile. The frame is curved and wooden, and the backdrop of the portrait is an ominous purple smoke. At the bottom of the image is the title "This Wretched Beauty" in a large, elegant font, as well as the words "A Dorian Gray Remix" framed beneath it in a smaller, sleeker font. At the top of the page is the name "Elle Grenier" in the same font as "A Dorian Gray Remix."

    This Wretched Beauty

    February 17
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    The Heresy of Thieves

    October 6
  • Cover for The Found Object Society, showing a tangled, green vine image with various objects hidden throughout: a QR code, a hand, a ring, a perfume bottle, a cigarette lighter, glasses, a bank vault door, along with the title and author name in a yellow font.

    The Found Object Society

    February 19
  • Cover for Space for Saffron, by Rie Neal. Image shows a 10-year-old girl with fair skin and red hair, wearing a bone-anchored hearing aid. She stands in the doorway of a coffee shop, holding a model volcano.

    Space for Saffron

    February 3
  • Cover for "The Three Beasts", showing a large black silhouette of a three-headed dragon on a yellow background.The looming dragon is looking down at the three main characters: Dima, Espie, and Keris, each wielding ornate kalis swords with wavy, serpentine blades. Within the dragon's figure are faint images of more characters (older-looking men) and more dragons of different species. The title is in all-black, stylized Gothic text with swirly flourishes. The Author/Artist is Grovey Pascasio, with contribution by Buddy Beaudoin (Letterer).

    The Three Beasts

    August 25
  • Cover for Fleet of Wonders, showing an ornate ship-of-the-line on tossing seas against a sunrise. Surrounding the rising sun is a decorative circular gold motif reminiscent of a compass or a clock; toward the top of the cover, this gold motif connects with a decorative rectangular frame for the cover, adorned with three gold-outlined blue and purple Atropa belladonna flowers. Sea hawks swoop through the air, silhouetted by the sun.

    Fleet of Wonders

    October 27
  • Cover for All the Scattered Stars, showing a dark green background with a predominate golden koru done in a distressed style. An intricate gold border of lines, dots, and swirls frames the edges. The title is spelled out in a bold, golden font and the author's name, Via Luino, appears at the top.

    All the Scattered Stars

    April 21
  • Book cover for The Death Row Club by V.A. Vazquez. Neon pink lettering overlays a moody teal night scene of a lit cabin at the end of a winding driveway surrounded by dark forest. A blurb reads, “Fresh and unforgettable” — Karin Slaughter.

    The Death Row Club

    July 14
  • Cover for These Vile Hearts by Melody Robinette, showing a whimsical tree covered in dripping candles and red flowers, with roots growing into an anatomical heart, flanked by a dryad man with horns and a fairy with black eyes, as well as a dagger and insulin syringe.

    These Vile Hearts

    August 11
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