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The cover features a somber, yet captivating scene set in Gotenhafen. In the foreground stands Florian, facing the viewer with a determined expression. Beside him are Emilia, Joana, and Ingrid, positioned to reflect their bond and shared journey. Behind them, Eva, Heinz, and Klaus are slightly obscured by shadows, hinting at their inner struggles. The Wilhelm Gustloff looms in the distant background, partly shrouded in a mist that embodies an atmospheric tension. The color palette is moody, dominated by greys, blues, and muted pastels, alluding to the prevailing emotions of faith, guilt, shame, and fear.

salt to the sea

A dimly lit 1960s living room setting, featuring warm, muted tones to evoke a sense of nostalgia and secrecy. The main focus is a handsome man standing to the side, with his head downcast and expression lined with emotion. In the background, visible through a layer of misty, soft focus, are the shadowy figures of a woman and three young boys, hinting at a family life left in the shadows. A wedding ring on the man’s left hand subtly catches the light.

Here we go again

The cover presents a dynamic and emotionally charged scene where Florian stands slightly to the foreground, gazing out at a chaotic yet hopeful world. Surrounding him are ghostly, overlapping images of Emilia, Joana, Ingrid, Eva, Heinz, and Klaus, each in varying poses of movement, subtly suggesting urgency. The Golden Swan is sketched lightly in Florian’s hand, ethereal and haunting, while a detailed, looming silhouette of the Wilhelm Gustloff is anchored in the harbor backdrop. Dozens of faceless figures navigate the scene embodying the mass, with Alfred subtly visible amongst them, lending a mysterious air.

salt to the sea

The cover shows Florian standing prominently at the center, his contemplative eyes scanning the horizon. Emilia is by his side, clutching her doll, and gazing up at him. Joana is positioned nearby, clutching her medical kit. In the distant background, Alfred, wearing his naval uniform, watches the scene uneasily. The dark silhouette of the Wilhelm Gustloff looms ominously against a stormy sea under a sky filled with gray clouds. Seagulls hover above, lending an eerie calmness juxtaposed with the turbulent waves.

salt to the sea

The cover features a close-up image of a young black woman covering her face with her hands, conveying a sense of shame and introspection. The image is positioned centrally, taking up the majority of the cover space.

Before I Met Myself

A dimly lit 1980s living room dominates the cover. The background features a retro plaid sofa, a boxy TV on a wooden stand, and patterned wallpaper typical of the decade. To the left, a man stands in shadow with his back partially turned toward the viewer, shoulders slumped, and head hanging low. Faint beams of light from a window fall across him, emphasizing his silhouette. His hands are clasped tightly in front of him, conveying emotional tension. A wedding ring on his hand is visible, catching a glint of light. The whole scene is imbued with muted tones of brown, gold, and deep gray, lending a somber atmosphere.

A moody, atmospheric cover showing the old village of Gotenhafen under an overcast sky. Florian stands in the foreground, his back turned to the viewer, gazing at the crowd and the distant port with the Wilhelm Gustloff docked. The amber swan is subtly glowing in his hand, drawing attention. Other characters are subtly placed around, their expressions revealing emotions of faith, guilt, shame, and fear, blending into the village scene.

salt to the sea

The cover features a close-up image of a young black woman with her face partially covered and an expression of self-reflection. The image is in black and white to evoke a sense of introspection and depth. The title, "Before I Met Myself," is placed at the top of the cover in a bold, sans-serif font, while the author's name, Sarah Banda, is placed at the bottom in a more elegant script font.

Before I Met Myself

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