/lit/ - Literature

>discredited because of title font
Didn't you ever hear of not judging a book by its cover?

>>21699255
Tell me why THIS isn't a meme?

Should books be judged by their covers?

Didn't get a chance to respond last thread. Is papyrus really THAT much of a turn off? I happen to actually like the way it looks.

Has anyone read it?

>>21640856
Anyone know if THIS is any good?

When will the stigma against self published authors end?

Maybe you could read this one next?

Alright, let's try this again. How can I take this description and make it more interesting for the reader?

>Princess Nebati Dar Rasheba must chart her first steps as an adult while a horrific rakshasa brings more death to her already warlike world. At first, she is only her parent's conflicted pawn for a political marriage. As allies around her fall, though, Rasheba embraces a path to real power and her first real lover, Lyrabei: stubborn, sensuous, and primal. Then, given the chance to turn the tide against evil, Rasheba strikes like a storm, but it may not be enough. Unseen enemies want the fires of slaughter to keep burning.

>>21538093
Can anyone add this?

Coming back at you with a book description.

>Princess Nebati Dar Rasheba must chart her first steps as an adult while a horrific rakshasa brings more death to her already warlike world. At first, she is only her parent's conflicted pawn for a political marriage. As allies around her fall, though, Rasheba embraces a path to real power and her first real lover, Lyrabei: stubborn, sensuous, and primal. Then, given the chance to turn the tide against evil, Rasheba strikes like a storm, but it may not be enough. Unseen enemies want the fires of slaughter to keep burning.

Thoughts?