Horror Horror Book Cover Design (Featuring silhouettes, blood, and war)

Visuals: A dark, shadowy background with an abstract depiction of the Bangladesh flag. In the foreground, silhouettes of revolutionaries, some holding flags, are set against a dramatic blood-red horizon. The ground appears to be a mix of cobblestones, hinting at historic streets, with scattered red stains representing blood.

Typography: Bold, distressed font for the title "চব্বিশের রক্তাক্ত রাজপথ" in bright white, to make it pop against the dark background. The author's name, Habibullah Khaled, is in a sleek, modern serif font, placed at the bottom.

Layout: The title is prominently positioned at the top center. Below it, the central image of revolutionaries encased by abstract flag elements stretches across the foreground. The author's name is at the bottom, centered, in smaller print.

Explanation: The visual composition uses a dark background to evoke an eerie, mysterious atmosphere fitting for horror. The abstract flag ties into the theme of revolution, while the silhouettes add a feeling of unity and defiance. The red hue for the blood links directly to both the horror genre and the idea of a bloodstained path of revolution. Typography with a bold, distressed look resonates with the themes of chaos and struggle, while the sleek serif font for the author's name provides a modern contrast. The layout is carefully balanced to draw the eye first to the title, then the dynamic scene, lending a cohesive visual flow. The matte finishing, along with embossing, ensures the cover feels as dramatic and textured as the story itself.