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A silhouette of a solitary person stands on the edge of a vast, empty landscape bathed in moonlight, symbolizing loneliness. The sky is overcast with soft clouds, through which faint stars peek, evoking nostalgia and melancholy. In the background, a faint, blurred image of another figure, hinting at a connection or memory, adds depth and intrigue.

On the other side

The cover showcases a vast battlefield at dusk, bathed in golden-red hues of a dramatic sunset. In the foreground are Krishna and Arjuna on their iconic chariot, with Krishna holding the reins and Arjuna poised with his bow. A line of shadowed warriors fades into the haze in the distance, their silhouettes creating a sense of anticipation and reverence. Above, Garuda’s faint silhouette emerges in the sky, while swirling, ethereal mists near the edges of the battlefield reveal serpent-like Nagas. Intricate Indian patterns subtly frame the edges of the cover to enhance the ancient, sacred vibe. The Dharma Chakra is faintly embossed in the background sky for added depth.

The Legacy of Kurukshetra

The cover features a grim and somber wartime scene in a mist-covered European city during WWII, embodying an atmosphere of mystery and melancholy. Central to the cover are six shadowy silhouettes – four protagonists in varied wartime attire and two antagonists, positioned like puppeteers with subtle malevolent expressions. The backdrop is dominated by industrial structures and barbed wires under a bleak sky. A singular vibrant red banner with an iron emblem waves subtly in the background, offering the only contrast in the grey-toned palette.

Beneath The Iron Banner

The cover features a dark blue sky with misty clouds, creating a somber and melancholic atmosphere. Two shadow butterflies are shown flying towards each other, symbolizing hope and the search for love.

Zhilal El-Shirab

The cover features a silhouette of a crumbling building at sunset, representing the death of a nation. The building is surrounded by dark shadows, symbolizing the invisible forces that have shaped the nation's past. The overall tone is somber and melancholic.

Shadows of the Past: Illuminating the Invisible Forces Shaping a Nation

The cover features an illustrated image of a stylish young woman from the shoulders up, with oversized sunglasses taking center stage. In the lenses of her sunglasses, two distinct reflections are depicted—on the left, a teenage girl and boy sharing a joyful, innocent moment symbolizing young love; on the right, the same woman, now older, stands alone at a wedding scene, capturing a sense of introspection. The background smoothly transitions from warm peach and muted sunset orange on the left to cooler blues and creams on the right, accentuating the emotional journey from past to present. Soft floral accents and a faint car rearview mirror outline subtly interlace with the background, adding layers of depth and nostalgia.

Somewhere Between Then and Now

The cover depicts a vast park scene at sunset, with the golden-orange sky creating a sentimental backdrop. In the foreground, a young man sits calmly beneath a large shady tree, his loose white shirt adding to the wistful atmosphere. Mid-ground, a young woman stands, her confused expression captured with one hand touching her chest. Her soft casual dress contrasts with the confident stance of a modernly dressed man beside her. They are surrounded by soft shadows and blooming wildflowers, drawing attention to the complex relationships and emotions.

Unseen Horizons

Silhouettes of Fatqell and her lover are depicted in Regency-era attire, standing in an intimate embrace under a luminous cream-white full moon. In the backdrop, an immense, undulating seascape extends towards the horizon, painted in dark blue and light purple hues. Soft, billowing clouds add a mysterious touch, while faint specks of stars grace the night sky. The silhouettes are placed prominently in the center of the cover, surrounded by a whimsical aura of moonlight.

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