Top Ten Tuesday: Books with Cool Typography on Their Covers.
All read by me in 2025.
(I wouldn't say these are the world's best examples of cool typography, but apparently I didn't read great examples of typography last year.)
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| How Do You Spell Unfair? by Carole Boston Weatherford. UNFAIR is the point! |
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| The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones. There's an extra HUNTER in there. |
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| Shackled: How Two Corrupt Judges Defied Justice, Made Millions, and Harmed Thousands of Children by Candy J. Cooper. $HACKLED by or for money. |
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| Flamer by Mike Curato. It was the summer of campfires where the Mike came to self-acceptance. |
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| Road Home by Rex Ogle. How do you find the way home when you've been kicked out? |
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| How to Write a Poem by Kwame Alexander and Deanna Nikaido Imagination is the focus on these poems. |
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| The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley. The typography wins for the batch I've shared. |
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| Tilt by Emma Pattee. The whole world is tilted after an earthquake. |
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| Song of a Blackbird by Maria van Lieshout. Hmm. Can't remember what blackbirds have to do with this Holocaust story. |
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| Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. Iconic cover. |
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