![]() ![]() Among the foreign-language editions are top left (Portuguese), top center and top right (Norwegian), and bottom right (Finnish). So many of these are the thing of nightmares. Among the foreign-language editions here are top left (Indonesian), top center (Spanish), top right (Ukranian), bottom left (Czech), bottom center (Indonesian), and bottom right (Portuguese). Some of these feature some of the most excellent and creative designs, I think. ![]() ![]() Some of the foreign ones include the top left (Turkish), center row right (Spanish), center row center (Persian), bottom row left and bottom row right (both Spanish).īut wait! We’ve got more eyes on more covers, too.Īmong these covers, we have foreign-language editions which include top center (Turkish), top right (from an Indian publisher, language unclear), center row left (Italian), center right (Portuguese), and bottom left (Spanish). And some covers are baffling enough not to fit into any of the tropes below.īoth English and foreign-language editions of 1984 have featured eyeballs on their covers. Many of the covers could easily fall within many of the tropes. So rather than trying to sort out the covers by those means, this round-up instead is taking a different approach: cover tropes. ![]() There’s a lot of incomplete information about publishers, language of publication, and date of publication. Pulling together the precise provenance of covers is challenging. ![]()
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