The
cover is the first thing a potential reader sees, it must be eye-catching and
must draw the reader to the blurb so they can see what the story is about and
be lured to buy something new and adventurous. The cover also needs to portray
something in the novel, something to do with the story inside, whether it shows
the theme or something else to do with the book. Of course, that's my opinion.
My book has no table of
contents, nor a chapter list, its chapters however do have names and phrases as
their titles. The focus of these titles is usually related to characters or
places in the book and is usually said in the first few pages of the chapter
itself. Mostly these names and phrases come to be from Sade’s description of
things and people around her. These descriptions vary from how people act to
how they look or what they are wearing. Technically Marcus, the blurb is what describes the story in the book or what gives an introduction. The reviews you are talking to, are just called 'reviews' or general 'comments'. My favourite review or comment on any book has to be the following:
