There are 8 different choices. You can rate each cover with a scale of 1-5 stars, and leave comments.
Should just take a minute, and others have told me it was fun, and the feedback is appreciated!
Cheers,
Tim
P.S. I know you were possibly told "Never judge a book by it's cover", but in this case, you are allowed 😉 https://99designs.com/book-cover-design/vote-7zdntp
There are 8 different choices. You can rate each cover with a scale of 1-5 stars, and leave comments.
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I also liked 16 best. I preferred a bit of colour on the page rather than too greyish/dull, and secondly, when I see the start position I may think "openings book?" so I liked the fallen king in that respect as it suggests tactics more.
Of the 8 designs I like #16 best by far but I have a bit of a "thing" about anything which is "101" or "1001" ways to do something, maybe thats just me but I'd rather the title was less prescriptive in that way and more generic "themes and ideas" rather than trying to get to a "special" number
I wish you all the best with the book, anything not written by a GM/IM I find much more instructive than the dross they push out...
Originally posted by TimmyBx cool, #16 is winning so far 🙂 And yeah, I think that the board is set up wrong on one of them, which MontyMoose pointed out, lol
I have 'Lasker's Manual of Chess' published by Dover where the front cover is a picture of Emanuel Lasker sat at a chess board which is not set up correctly i.e. black square bottom right