This is my first foreign language edition, published by Editions du Panama. I’m stoked! And don’t you think it looks like my name belongs there? With all those other French words? I’ve returned to my motherland! Or, okay, my great great great grandmother’s land (give or take a few greats).
Very different to the US cover, eh? I imagine the woman is meant to be Esmeralda, which fits with the title: In the Witch’s Claws.
OMG, it’s beautiful! You should get yourself a nice wall-hanging made of that. I love it. The giant toad is AWESOME. Yay!
that is so cool! it’s so…french!
That is quite a cover — it looks like something from Weird Tales in the ’30s, almost. Very nifty.
WOW! That’s really awesome! And yes, verra verra French 😉
i like esmeralda…. but… okay, I’m going with #3. It’s very “french”.
Wow, that is hot. It looks very Dillons-esque. (Which, in my opinion, is a compliment of the highest order!)
total beaut cake of a cover! and yes, your name does look perfect there.
Every cover should have a giant toad on it. I’m just saying.
Very groovy, and I dig the giant toad. And yeah, your name is definitely appropriate among all the French words. So what part of France was your great-great whatever grandmother from?
Are you exporting these now?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4716252.stm
Isn’t there some kind of law?
Cane toad “evolving” into an eco disaster? They’ve been a disaster ever since they were brought over from Hawaii.
I was very touched though to have a cane toad on the front cover. It’s the one truly Aussie touch . . .
love the cane toad! love it!
its MFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF…
oh! and tres francaise
Your name belongs there but bigger, so much bigger! (I did type that in caps before remembering your anti-caps rule).
Deeply gorgeous. A poster big enough to go floor-to-ceiling in the Surry Hills apartment entertainment area. Nothing less.
Frantastic !!! A spitting image of …!!!!!
Swoon; that’s a beauty — congratulations, Justine!
Oo la la. C’est magnifique. Super-good.
THAT IS SO, SO, SO AMAZINGLY GORGEOUS!
Wow! I sure do hope your reactions are an indication of how it’s going to be received in France!