Wegeners Laubsäge
I received an email from my German publisher and translator, Axel Dielmann, this morning with the proposed cover of my Wegener book. Since it is part of a series on science, much of the design is determined already; but I do very much like this photograph of a cloud descending an icy slope which is unique to the book. As Axel says, it conveys the essence of the book very well.
There is just the little matter of the spelling of my name to sort out yet, but I do like the subtitle. It says something like: 'A novel of the great continental drift, three north pole expeditions, and other smaller matters'.

Axel came across my book on the internet, and contacted me via my website - so I am very glad I have it.
There is just the little matter of the spelling of my name to sort out yet, but I do like the subtitle. It says something like: 'A novel of the great continental drift, three north pole expeditions, and other smaller matters'.

Axel came across my book on the internet, and contacted me via my website - so I am very glad I have it.
Labels: Axel Dielmann, German, Wegener's Jigsaw, Wegeners Laubsäge