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The front cover from the skill, for the book in Cover.md
The front cover from the skill, for the book in Cover.md: a lone lighthouse on black rocks at night, one window lit amber high in the tower, the sea dark and calm below, in thick dark oil brushwork. Reference (Cover.md): # Cover - **Title:** The Salt Archive - **Subtitle:** none - **Author:** Elena Marsh - **Genre:** literary thriller - **Front image:** A lone lighthouse on black rocks at night, one window lit amber high in the tower, the sea dark and heavy below - **Look:** Deep navy and amber, dark painterly oils with thick, moody brushwork, deep shadow and a fine canvas grain, like a classic literary jacket - **Blurb:** Thirty years alone on the rock have taught Tom Hale to trust the tides and little else. Then, behind a rusted panel in the lamp room, he finds a bundle of letters written in a cipher no one should still remember. Each page he decodes pulls him further from the quiet he chose and closer to the people who buried them. The mainland is a long way off, the supply boat is days away, and someone has noticed that the light is being watched. Some secrets are kept by silence. This one was kept by salt. - **Publisher:** Harbour Lane Books, £14.99 Reference (book-cover SKILL.md): --- name: book-cover description: Designs a book's front and back cover as one piece of art, with type that reads at thumbnail size, then shows it as a printed book. Use for novels, non-fiction, poetry, children's books, ebooks and print-on-demand covers. --- # Book cover ## Read first Cover.md for the title, the author, the genre, the image, the look and the blurb; any style reference or artwork wired in. ## Front cover (2:3) - One strong image that says the genre at a glance, built around one focal point, with a calm area for the type. - The title exactly as Cover.md spells it, large enough to read when the cover is 120 px tall in a store list; the author's name smaller but clear; a subtitle only if Cover.md has one. - Type and image designed together: a typeface that suits the genre (a high-contrast serif for literary fiction, a condensed sans for a thriller, hand lettering for children's books), set in the calm area, never over the focal point. - Cover craft: a limited palette, depth and texture, the image running off every edge, nothing important within 3% of the edges, where it's trimmed. ## Back cover (2:3) - The front's art carrying on (its sky, sea, wall or texture), or a calm field in its colours: clearly the same book, with no new focal point. - The blurb from Cover.md word for word, in a narrow column (about 45 characters a line) at a readable size. - A white barcode box at the bottom right, and the publisher's name small at the bottom left, with the price if Cover.md gives one. - The left edge (beside the spine) and the top kept calm; no title as large as the front's. ## Mockup (4:3) The printed book photographed as a real hardback on a simple surface in soft daylight: one copy standing with the wired front facing us, a second lying flat beside it showing the wired back, both exactly as designed, the type sharp. ## Avoid Misspelled titles or names, more than two typefaces, type over a face, clip-art, stock-photo clichés, clutter, invented review quotes, and a back that looks like another book.
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