Book Cover #25

© Bruno Ingemann, 1976.

Front cover with a very political message. Typical for it's period, I think.

Book Cover #24

© R. Broby-Johansen, 1945.

I like the typical collage-style of this book. The title means "The Russian System.".

People you can trust #5

©Gösta Berg & Tomas Kihlman, 1988



Title: "Go to battle" (for you-know-whom).

Book Cover #23

© Unknown, 1975.

This danish classic novel is about, well you can guess, and when I tell you the title you will be confirmed: "God's blind eye," The informative label fiits, I think  :-)

Book Cover #22

© Unknown, 1952.

Again, the connection between films and books makes great covers, I think.

People you can trust #4

©Unknown, 1994

Former danish radiohost Jørn Hjorting: It's not against the law to be happy!

Book Cover #21

© Rikke Gorm Holten, 1969.

This is a danish novel, a psychedelic sci-fi. Front cover made by the authors wife.

Book Cover #20

© Unknown, 1948.

The connection between films and books has created amazing covers. Beautiful :-)

Book Cover #19

© Unknown, 1966.

This is a swedish book from 1966. I'm not sure if it's a novel or biographical, since I never read the book. Anyway the book is about the problems in Congo in the sixties.

Am I the only one finding this cover a bit obscene?

Book Cover #18

© Ib Spang Olsen, 1959.

The danish title is: Escape from the dishes. The depth and childish look is very significant for the danish artist Ib Spang Olsen. It's part of my heritage and I like it.

Book Cover #17

© Svend Otto S., 1952.

This Cover matches the novel, which takes place in the Faroe Islands, where the nature is rough and weathered.

People you can trust #3

©Unknown, ?

Title means Dreams Come True.