I’ve always been very fond of my Silencer series in the style of the hero pulps of the 1930s. However, the novelettes never sold very well. But then, 1930s style pulp action is a niche genre and the readership may well not read e-books.
I tried to emulate the style of the pulp covers of the 1930s in my covers, but I was not as successful as I would have liked. And so I decided that it was time for the Silencer covers to get a facelift. They still look pulpy, indeed they look even more like 1930s pulps than before. Plus, they got gorgeous new digital artwork.
So here is the great reveal (since someone told me today that a big cover reveal was essential – okay, for new adult romance)
Digital art by PhilCold
2. Flying Bombs
Digital art by James Steidl
Art by Inga Dudkina
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The new covers look great. I especially like the one with the Zeppelin.
Thanks.
I LOVE the covers. And congrats! I’ll track down copies and check them out. Looks like they’re right up my alley!
Glad you like the covers, Bryan. The stories are available at the e-book store of your choice, though not all of them have updated the covers yet.
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