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April 14th, 2007

Livejournal user moniquemadigan asks:

Does the art director read your entire book to get inspiration for the cover? Or does the editorial team just tell the art director what they want to see?

(Part 4 of 4)

Tiffany Trent, HALLOWMERE: IN THE SERPENT'S COILS (Mirrorstone, fall 2007)


Honestly, I don't know.  But I think she pegged the cover pretty well.  I can't wait to see all the covers for all the books in the series!

www.tiffany-trent.com



Judy Gregerson, BAD GIRLS CLUB (Blooming Tree Press, July 2007)

Yes, the art director did read my book.  When she was done, she contacted me and we talked about ideas. I had a concept that I liked a lot and she agreed that it would be very compelling.  She went to work on it, came up with a couple of versions, and we all (editor, publisher, art director, and me) decided on the final cover. And it's my original concept.

The nice thing about a small  press is that you can have that kind of input. I'm thrilled with my cover and what makes it even MORE fun is that both my kids are on it!

www.judygregerson.com


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City of Bones!

  • Apr. 14th, 2007 at 8:42 PM
Yes, it's true. Class of 2k7 member Cassandra Clare's CIty of Bones has debuted on the New York Times Children's Bestseller list.

I swear.

You can check out the list here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/22/books/bestseller/0422bestchildren.html

Congratulations, Cassie! This is just incredible news!!!
The Class of 2k7