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They say you cannot judge a book by its cover—but I can. If a paperback’s title is spelled out in raised letters, I steer clear. Of course, attempting to boost the sales of Moby Dick in airport bookstores by placing the title in relief and depicting Captain Ahab as an open-shirted Fabio look-alike would in no way diminish Melville’s prose. But that won’t happen; they reserve the bumpy letters for the likes of Danielle Steel and Anne Rice. Call me cynical.

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