Books Covered by Tobias: A Bright Idea

November 14, 2007

A Bright Idea

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Book blogs are typically written by wordsmiths, but Books Covered by Tobias offers a fresh look at the literary world from a designer's point of view. Some people say "you can't judge a book by its cover," but most publishers subscribe to the exact opposite opinion. Most believe that a powerful cover can make a world of difference at the sales register. In the ten years he's spent in the industry, Christopher Tobias's work has climbed the New York Times bestsellers list right along with the proud authors his dust jackets celebrate. Scour the stacks of this six-month-old blog and discover that Tobias offers perspectives ranging from struggles with moving his office back home to technical instruction on how to craft a cover with InDesign. Check in regularly and you'll get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into his newest projects and pointers to industry leaders in the publishing biz from an insider's viewpoint.

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November 14, 2007

A Bright Idea

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