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The cover features a bold silhouette of Commander Solomon Adier Deng Adier, overlaid against the outline of South Sudan. The background depicts the African savannah at dusk, with a blood-red sky symbolizing the turmoil and struggle for freedom. Faded images of soldiers in historical battle gear are subtly integrated into the landscape, conveying the memoir's focus on military leadership and the fight for justice.

South Sudan: The Path to Freedom. CDR. Solomon Adier Deng Adier

The cover features a female African child with two sides to her face, one side representing a child and the other side an adult. The child side appears innocent and playful, while the adult side shows maturity and strength. The composition is balanced, with the child and adult faces occupying equal space on the cover. The color palette is warm and vibrant, reflecting the African culture and tradition.

This thing called marriage

The cover features a close-up image of two intertwined hands, one representing Elia and the other representing Cerere, symbolizing their intense and passionate relationship. The hands are placed against a dark red background, with misty grey smoke-like swirls surrounding them. The image creates a sense of mystery and intrigue, hinting at the psychological and obsessive nature of the story.

Demetra e Cerere

The cover features a large silhouette of a butterfly, its wings filled with intricate patterns and illustrations, each depicting scenes from Abeokuta, Nigeria. The bottom half of the butterfly morphs into an old, classic map of Abeokuta, with sepia tones enhancing the historical feel. The background is a textured canvas that mimics aged paper, providing a warm, vintage ambiance.

The Butterfly's Alchemy

A dark, stormy background symbolizing unrest. A central figure of a shadowy silhouette with tears running down their face, blending into patterns of vibrant kente cloth, symbolizing African identity and culture. The kente patterns are fractured or cracked, portraying pain and the fight for justice. A blood-red title positioned right above the figure, with cracks running through the letters for a tense and dramatic effect. Subtle handcuff imagery integrated at the corners adds a powerful undertone of oppression.

When We Stayed Silent