It's here!
Odd though this might sound, my favorite part is the gears at the bottom (behind my name). They're the final, subtle touch that really makes the cover work for me. :) Samhain did an excellent job.
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A blog about the fun of fantasy and a world of writing
The Coldest Sea
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12 comments:
Beautiful cover! Who was your artist?
...I'll email my editor and find out. Man, that completely slipped my mind.
Glad you like the cover!
Lovely cover!!
How exciting - congrats, Marian!
Yay, Marian! Congratulations!
Thanks, beth, Janna and A. Shelton! The end of a long journey is finally in sight, and it looks all dark and gold and medieval-ish. :)
It looks wonderful--I love the shades of gold--it works perfectlu with the collection of images. Congrats, woman!!
It's gorgeous! I love the gold hue.
Congratulations, Marian! :)
Thanks for coming to comment on my Keeping the Feast post so that I was able to find YOUR blog. I really like it! And how exciting that you are publishing a book :-) Good luck!
Thanks, Tasha and Angela! The rich colors make me think of Ferrero Rocher chocolates. *is tempted*
Glad you like the blog, Aarti, and thanks for the giveaway & for stopping by. :)
grats, marian :)
Thanks, laughingwolf. :)
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