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Blurb Full of thought-provoking symbolism leavened with both crazy antics and danger, Possessed President follows Resman—the responsibility man—and his bodyguard Osray. The pair descend from the celestial city of Atlantis to travel across America, teaching its citizens to take...

Full of thought-provoking symbolism leavened with both crazy antics and danger, Possessed President follows Resman—the responsibility man—and his bodyguard Osray. The pair descend from the celestial city of Atlantis to travel across America, teaching its citizens to take responsibility for not...

Look at: Proud City: The Unaware Revolution It's a fiction.

Mr, Cougar knows the time of his death. The Timeman can trap and enslave his soul. However, souls are community entities not a metaphysical item the Timeman should control. Due to knowing the time of his imminent demise, Mr. Cougar wants to give his loving family and dearest friends a...

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Mr, Cougar knows the time of his death. The Timeman can trap and enslave his soul. However, souls are community entities not a metaphysical item the Timeman should control. Due to knowing the time of his imminent demise, Mr. Cougar wants to give his loving family and dearest friends a...

You also mean title is equally important.

I often do the same and then reexamine the cover.

I would like to suggest: Proud City: The Unaware Revolution as an example.

Marylou Bregy TILT Magazine "Incredible. It's like reading ten books in one. It makes you think and yet laugh, serious and yet witty." June Schmid English Teachers Association of Switzerland "Proud City will have reason to be proud!" Proud City tells us that we currently live in a millennial...

Some writers, authors, complain that the cover doesn't truly represent the essence of their books. But they can do nothing about it because publishers often have the final word. How should we resolve this issue?

Do you judge a book by its cover?