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bouncepaw 🍄

Books in yellow covers tend to be more interesting than others.

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@bouncepaw Any examples you would enjoy sharing? Or are you really talking about the German publisher Reclam? :)

bouncepaw 🍄

@lemmus I'm glad you asked! I'll snap a photo tomorrow. Regarding the publisher, I don't know about it.

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@bouncepaw Reclam is sort of like Penguin Books, and they have a very recognizable style of yellow covers.

bouncepaw 🍄

@lemmus I know nothing about Penguin Books except they have cute 🐧 on the cover.

Hmm, looks like every book by Reclam gets a solid boost!

wrack

@bouncepaw The English company, Gollancz, published a ground-breaking series of high quality science fiction novels, including the first hardback edition of William Gibson's Neuromancer, and they all featured yellow covers and no illustration.

Image of the front cover of the first hardback edition of William Gibson's Neuromancer.
bouncepaw 🍄

I was asked to share some yellow examples. From top left clockwise:

Dixon — After Man (fun)

Darwin — On the Origin of Species (gotta continue reading it, I will not add bookmarks anymore)

Standage — An Edible History of Humanity (currently reading this one along with a green book, so fun!)

An old NatGeo issue I got in the wrong place

Leskov — Lefty (awesome illustrations)

Hesse — The Glass Bead Game, Siddhartha + Journey to the East (vibe)

Dorren — Babel (dropped, got bored)

CC @lemmus

8 books, mostly in Russian. All covers are mostly yellow. See the text.
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