The Analogue Reader: First Edition Covers of 10 Popular Classics
We’ve recently given you, our fellow analogue readers, the challenge of presenting your own takes on your favorite books’ covers using your Lomographs. If you have classics among your favorite novels, you might be interested about how they looked at first print. Take a look after the jump!
It’s time for some cold, hard facts.
You’re not going to be able to read every book that you want. You’ll never have time to watch all of the old films that have been done.There will always be another errand to run.You will never keep up with all the ppl you love.You’ll never observe your first wrinkle.The grass will continue to grow.
This is not a critique of any lack of organizational skills on your part, or a reason to give up altogether. Rather, it’s a statement of freedom.
Claude Rains pays an uninvited evening visit on William Harrigan…………The Invisible Man (1933)
(Source: the-dark-city, via the-dark-city)
