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Results of a search for Little, Brown and Company.

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  Aldous Huxley

  Jon Gray is a far-too humble designer working out of East London. He operates under the monicker “gray318” and is creating some of the most memorable and recognizable book covers on the market today. He was kind enough to grant us an interview: Fwis</str...
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  The Terror

  In honor of the fact that I’m going to go see Dan Simmons speak tonight, I thought I’d post this up. Not much to it, really. Nice type with a nice illustration. Nothing amazing. I have to say, though, in comparison to the covers that Simmons usually gets, (seen below), this cover is a r...
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  This Is Real and You Are Completely Unprepared

  I found this in a used bookstore a little while back. I think the intent was to scream in the buyer’s face by having type as large as possible. I don’t think it really worked out that way, but it sure is cool, regardless. http://www.amazon.com/This-Real-Completely-Unprepared-Tr...
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  Blonde Faith

  “Someone wrote a book about Walter Mosley? That’s cool..” “Wait.. Walter Mosley isn’t a chick..” “Ohhhh….”
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  Eating Animals

  This of course is related visually to Everything Is Illuminated and nicely creates a variegated but consistent brand for Jonathan Foer. I'm so jealous of ...
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  A World Without Islam

  This cover is fairly straightforward conceptually, there are symbols representing the world's three major religions and the symbol representing Islam is not there. However, it is executed very well. The designer didn't resort to blasting the cover out in Photoshop, they actually constructed littl...