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Sunday, July 8, 2012
Saturday, July 7, 2012
THE UNFORGIVEN HARVEST and THE LEAD WAIT, Jo Randerson
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NEWTONS SLEEP, Daniel O'Mahony
I’m always saddened by books like this. Regardless of quality of writing, poor design puts me off picking a book up, let alone reading it. Unfortunately for Newtons Sleep, the unappealing exterior design continues inside, with cramped typesetting and a lack of footers and headers making both reading and navigating the book difficult.
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| The front cover |
ATHFIELD ARCHITECTS, Julia Gatley
Books about design bear the greatest expectations when it comes to their own design – it’s hard to sell a reader on your subject if you fail to live up to it yourself (and you are a book). Athfield Architects ably lives up to the challenge. This solid coffee-table book has slick design inside and out, with plenty of well-presented images and attention to detail.
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