In today's Movember special edition of Cover Collage, All Lit Up commemorates the month of prostrate cancer awareness with a moustachioed-makeover for some of our favourite book covers. As a bonus: check out some moustached-selfies from some of our favourite authors and publishers.
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In today's Movember special edition of Cover Collage, All Lit Up commemorates the month of prostrate cancer awareness with a moustachioed-makeover for some of our favourite book covers. As a bonus: check out some moustached-selfies from some of our favourite authors and publishers.
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Before and after: The Prostrate by Dr. Yosh Taguchi:
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Before and after: Prerequisites for Sleep by Jennifer L. Stone
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Before and after: Love You to Death: An Unofficial Companion to The Vampire Diaries by Crissy Calhoun
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Before and after: They Came from Within by Caelum Vatnsdal
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Before and after: The Crime on Cote Des Neiges by David Montrose
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Before and after: The Glass Character by Margaret Gunning
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And now for our bonus moustaches!
David B. Golstein, author of Laws of Rest, shows off an impressive moustache:
Meanwhile, publisher BookThug's fantastic intern, Rick Meier, shows off a more subdued moustache, as well as Leak by Kate Hargreaves:
Ali Bryan, author of Roost, experiments with the limits of what a moustache can be:
Beth Follett, publisher of Pedlar Press, gets into the spirit:
And Lauren Carter, author of Swarm, shows off the most impressive moustache of all:
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