Monday, February 25, 2008

Chip Kidd: Divided Kingdom

I'm kinda lovin this cover. From the New Yorker:

"In this dystopian novel, the population of the United Kingdom has been divvied up into color-coded sectors determined by humor: the phlegmatic, the melancholic, the choleric, and the sanguine. Under this system, temperament trumps kinship—in a neat twist, the family unit is now considered responsible for "society's disintegration"—and separation is enforced by border guards and government informers."

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