And the covers just keep on coming . . . this time from my German publisher, Heyne. Wow.
When I was down in London for the Book Fair last month, Sacha told me I could expect to see the cover art for the German edition within a couple of weeks, and very atmospheric it is too.
I love the subtle detailing. The desaturated palette makes a striking contrast to the rich colour of the other covers for Songs of the Earth, but no less effective.
As usual, click to enlarge. Hopefully I’ll be able to get a higher-resolution image in due course.
I’ve just started to read this one, its finally out over there.
BTW: “Roman” is the German term for “novel”.
So I was right – phew ;o)
Hope you enjoy the ride!
Fab lettering, lovely cover.
(Why does it say Roman bottom left?)
I think it means “a novel”, as in “roman à clef”.
I love the graphic. Very powerful and mysterious feeling.