Judging a book’s cover

Judging a book’s cover

With 6000 book cover designs under his belt, enigmatic illustrator Dhrubo Esh belittles the importance of a book’s cover
to Mushfique Wadud

photo by Al-Emrun Garjon

At 2am, a middle-aged man sits on a bench of a tea-stall. He lights his fifth cigarette and requests the tea-stall owner to give him another cup of tea. There is no one there except the tea-stall owner.

The man is clad in a yellow punjabi with a shawl wrapped around his body. He is not wearing any shoes. After a while he leaves for an unknown destination. He is the typical bohemian of Humayan Ahmed’s invention, Him

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