The paperback version of my first book – Life is a Brief Opportunity for Joy
is now available on Amazon.com.
The terrific new cover is by Christine Sullivan, of cstudiodesign. I hope you’ll take a look.
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Judge a Book by its Cover
December 2, 2011 by thepeoplestherapist
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Very cool design! I like it.
That is so much better. Looks great!
Thanks! The first cover was the publisher’s idea – they relegated me to the “self-help” or “inspirational” category. To my way of thinking, I either wrote a very long poem or a very short book about life, death, psychotherapy, Buddhism, philosophy, evolution, neuroscience, anxiety and depression.
In any case, this cover better reflects the book I think I wrote.