Exclusive Cover Reveal of “A Holy Dread” by R. A. Villanueva
Neon-pink ghostly figures gather on the front lawn, raising questions about mortality, inheritance, and the world we will leave our children
Neon-pink ghostly figures gather on the front lawn, raising questions about mortality, inheritance, and the world we will leave our children
Trumpet vines twist around a wild salmon and grayscale sketch in a collage that evokes parenthood and ecology, loss and relief
A mirror framed by alligators, flamingos, and tropical plants adorn this love letter to Miami
This cover is filled with peepholes onto a map of unknowable terrain
An isolated rocket zooms over deep, watercolor blues of outer space, reflecting the loneliness, diversity, and resilience of our planet
A painting of trees as dusk leans into darkness evokes poems that plumb the depths of nighttime
People gather, work, and rest against an East Village brownstone backdrop that recalls the origins of a great writer
A ghostly hand with floral veins links generations of women through themes of grief and fragmented reality
The interplay of jade green, painted porcelain, and blank space creates a portrait of identity and alienation
Retro typography and bold colors bring the rhythm of 1980s Manhattan streets to life
Large, inflatable, yellow letters fill the cover with joy, but also suggest the unsettling way that what is inside our bodies is always straining to pop out