This book holds a collection of front covers, spines and back covers designed to accompany the 70s science fiction novel, ‘The Lathe of Heaven’ by Ursula K. Le Guin. The book explores the art of communicating with typography: covers featured inside convey the many themes of the novel—alternate realities, fate, corruption of ideals—through setting and manipulating letter forms, using typography in a conscious way that hopes to elevate the reading experience. The book itself is perfect-bound and precisely trimmed, and with a contemporary layout that features handwritten chapter titles, presents the covers in the best light possible.
