DVC Clones
Why is it that every second / third new fiction book should bear a resemblance to the cover of The Da Vinci Code? Most of the similarities are related to the font or the colour combination in the book's cover. It is a bit irritating to see many popular publishing houses imitating DVC to get instant recognition. In sharp contrast, the plain white cover of J D Salinger's Catcher in the Rye still stands out in the book shelves.
posted by Kaps at
4:14 PM
6 Comments:
I know you have a long blogroll but that is no excuse - where is your tag about which ones you would like to meet, why and where? Come on then.
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30in2005, at 7:25 PM
"In sharp contrast, the plain white cover of J D Salinger's Catcher in the Rye still stands out in the book shelves."
I hope that doesn't lure readers into buying the book. As a tangent, I noticed that most of JD Salinger's books have that very same cover.
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Anonymous, at 11:22 PM
@30in2005,
Am too lazy to complete tags :-) Can you excuse me?
@Krithiga,
My comment was only about the cover and not the content. Even I haven't managed to complete my copy of Catcher in the Rye.
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Kaps, at 10:24 AM
hi kaps ,
i live in chennai . i am planning to do a 12 month course in singapore in the univ of south australia .its related to logistics and sap . how are the job oppotunities in singapore?
i have no work experience and i am a fresher
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Anonymous, at 3:43 PM
Excusing you this time but not the next!
By the way you & everybody at Desipundit missed a beat in putting together some lovely Independence days posts that are up in the Indian blogosphere - on how people celebrated, being Indian, what it all means, especially to the NRI crowd. You guys seem a bit stuck on the already big and famous bloggers!
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30in2005, at 10:42 PM
red card idea is good..
:)
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