Monday, October 12, 2009

Will Staehle: Manhood for Amateurs



Will Staehle designs this new collection of autobiographical essays in the style of Chabon's previous novel, The Yiddish Policemen's Union. The jacket comes off to reveal further art printed on the case...however I don't think the spinner actually spins. Fab!

6 comments:

Sara said...

Great art cover, indeed. The spinner has to spin! That's the fun of it!

Catherine said...

If you're looking for a spinner that spins, pick up The Talking Horse by Mark Haddon.

Jacob Covey said...

"Yiddish" remains one of my favorite covers of pure experiential indulgence: Have you read the book and still have time to kill before you get to the library? Read the cover for awhile. Staehle kills again.

Joseph said...

It's good, but I saw it in the bookstore yesterday and it's very delicate. I was shocked at how thin the actual jacket felt, particular for a jacket with die cuts.

Auckland property manager said...

The design of the novel is so funny.And also a little marvelous.

Anonymous said...

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