November 2010
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Oliver Munday designed this cover in 24 hours: Screaming Jelly Babies, by Georgina Lee: After the brutal murder of the school principal, high school Chemistry teacher Eric Thorpe must acknowledge his family’s notoriously murky past when it becomes apparent from the rapidly increasing…
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Mark Melnick designed this cover in 24 hours:
The Dark Chocolatorium of the Thirteen Santas, by Annie McAndrews: As a ward of the monks of Antrum, Coll knew he was expected to learn charity, humility, and the making of the fine chocolates that are the monks’ livelihood. He never…
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Cardon Webb designed this cover in 24 hours, with photography done by Aubrey Trinnaman:
Circumstance, by Megan Goldsworthy: Thirteen year old Jesse wasn’t entirely surprised on the day his uncle pulled him aside to tell him his parents had been killed. In fact, part of him…
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Gabriele Wilson created this cover in 24 hours:
The View from Upper High Hog, by Caroline Bridges:
New York, 1954. Jazz Age, Atomic Age, Space Age — meh. The Great Betty Noire (a.k.a. Bebe Rosenthal) figures she’s seen it all. Life on the big time Vaudeville circuit gave this…
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Paul Buckley designed this cover in 24 hours.
Heroes and Villains and Scott, by Acacia Ackles:
Ezra Gordon. At nineteen, he already leads one of the most successful superhero leagues in New York City. He’s taken down three supervillains, eight major villains, and a whole…
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Matt Dorfman designed this cover in 24 hours: The Impersonal Business of Death, by Chasia Eidson:
Harold Griswold is the 1100th Grim Reaper in an age where the Reapers use cell phones to do most of their business. The cold technology allows for a more efficient system of carrying…
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Today’s cover is courtesy of Evan Gaffney.
The Last Sin Eater, by Pam Griffin:
“And for thy own peace I pawn my own soul…”
When three of Richard Munslow’s children are struck down by whooping cough the farmer is distraught. Fearing he is responsible and that God is…
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Today’s cover comes from The Heads of State.
Dust in the Air, by Daniel Beratis:
A brave, new experiment is about to make its scientific debut at a secluded research center in [static], where the wallets and wishes of backers and scientists are hoped to be vindicated.
Of…
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Our first cover comes from the inimitable John Gall, architect of this year’s “30 Covers, 30 Days” design team.
Hollow Brocheh, by Rachel M. Pitt:
A Steam punk story set in London. The decision of what to do with the Hollow, a space discovered near the center of the earth is…
