Early roots in World War II-era novels The origins of the modern romance cover can be traced back to the World War II era, ...

The paperback pulp romance ... matter and plot of a book—a cover showing a car might indicate an adventurous road trip, or a desk might suggest a workplace romance. By the turn of the millennium ...

They dismissed the evolving genre as low art–much like the pulp sci-fi and thriller fiction ... 90s with the kind of art featured on the covers of many a mid-twentieth century dime store ...

Romance novels thrive ... the look of the books is continually evolving. PW spoke with art and editorial pros about new trends on and under the covers. Alexandra Sunshine, senior editor at ...

But he hasn’t been traded in for a younger model; models generally have vanished from the romance ... success. Book covers are primarily a marketing tool as much as they’re an art — and ...

The 79-by-52-inch inkjet print and acrylic on canvas, on loan to the Montana Museum of Art ... pulp romance novels. To create these works, he digitally scans and enlarges the book covers ...

In the Shadows: American Pulp Cover Art ... American comic books. The artists in the pulp industry were often talented and visually innovative, yet mostly overlooked by the art world.

A number of readers are calling out Tor Books over the cover art of Gothikana by RuNyx, published by Tor's romance imprint Bramble on January 23, which incorporates AI-generated assets in its design.