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SENTAUR KAT IZ WATCHIN U MASTURBATE.Click for full image

Jessie Comments: This cover is so atrocious that every time I go to read it, I just can’t. It’s definitely among the top three worst covers I’ve ever seen.

Published 1995

That’s is epic. Simply epic! Thanks to Jessie!

Actually, that cover is a visual feast!I would pick that one up.Neaaa, I\'ve seen worse.Interesting, but I would still take it on a train.It is somewhere in between the awful/good scale.Would not like to be seen reading that!Awful... just Awful...I swear, that\\\'s my flatmates!Gah... my eyes! They are burning!Good Show Sir.... Good Show! (Rating: 9.08 out of 10)
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21 Responses to “Dagger’s Point”

  1. SophaLoaf Says:

    Shadow’s niece just won a piece of her soul at the expense of mine with that book cover.

  2. nicholas Says:

    Ooh goody – a return to the world of Shadow, the elvan thief. I wonder if there’ll be dwerves and giblins too.

  3. Agrajag Says:

    I kind of like the cat-man-taur, even if the lighting is coming from about three directions. On Anne Logsto’s website she claims

    “I started to write fiction as soon as I could put intelligible words on paper.”

    I haven’t read the book but if the art is anything to go by…. well!

    Doesn’t really look like a woman trapped in childhood though.

  4. SI Says:

    Haha I actually love this cover. Hands down this is simply outstanding.

    The art isn’t terrible but what greets your eyes is awesome. The man-cat-centaur’s head kinda looks like it has been photoshopped on there. Like they drew a cetaur and someone had to fix it, with a cats head.

    Maybe he’s been for a flee treatment, hence the shaved chest.

  5. CSA Says:

    Brilliant. Never has a Cat-man-polarbear been so well drawn.

    The “Elvan” girl looks like she has come straight from Larping.

  6. DeadRobot Says:

    I can haz Nair kit and nife!?

    oh and “YIF IN HELL!”

  7. Herm Says:

    Cat-centaurs? CAT-CENTAURS? I thought Steven Brust invented those in his Taltos novels… as a semi-joke…

    I mean, horse-centaurs have some practical application, because horses are tireless runners and can potentially give a bipedal friend a ride. But CATS? You want to take a snarling, scratching, furniture-ruining monster from hell and give it TWO MORE LIMBS?

  8. Sage Tyrtle Says:

    Agrajag – Ah, but if you’d read the book you’d know that the artist was very subtly showing the light of the three sons that shine over this planet!

  9. e.lee Says:

    “My lower body and lynx head want to roll around in the catnip, yet my manly torso wants to hack it down! “

  10. SophaLoaf Says:

    To some women… this would be the perfect man.

  11. anon Says:

    “To some women… this would be the perfect man.”

    I feel like asking.. no, I’ve decided I don’t want to go there.

    What are those things on D and P? Torches?

    And that late 80′s/early 90′s style sweatband just tops it off.

  12. Simon Says:

    Centaurs have human heads of course. Do you think they were worried that if they carried that through with this bizarre Cataur people would just think it was a rubbish centaur so they gave it a cat’s head as well?

    I want to see a book with a hippotaur on the front.

  13. Phil Says:

    Let’s think this through for a moment. That’s a cat’s body, and a cat’s head. In between the body and the head – where usually would be a NECK – is the torso of a man.

    This isn’t so much a centaur as a cat with a man-torso-neck. Weird.

    In any case, he must be related to the I SING THE BODY ELECTRIC centaur with mini-me forearms.

  14. David Cowie Says:

    The cat head is in proportion to the man torso, which makes it too small for the cat body.

  15. DeadRobot Says:

    The cat head is in proportion to the man torso, which makes it too small for the cat body.

    Dude. It’s a cat’s head on a human body (on a Puma’s body too). I don’t think proportions even come into play here.

  16. CSA Says:

    I still think there’s been some polar bear ancestory there. The front paws are definately bear.

  17. A.R.Yngve Says:

    For a 7-feet-tall, four-legged humanoid I don’t think a huge unbalanced poleaxe is a safe weapon.

    Imagine him hitting his own back with the pole every time…

    Also, the title is more derivative than anything the Fantasy Title Generator can come up with:
    http://www.fantasyliterature.com/zztitlegenerator.html

    “Dagger’s Point?” Yes, a dagger has a point… and this is profound because…?

    (Sequels: Dagger’s Handle, Dagger’s Hilt, Dagger’s Cut, Dagger’s All Mucked Up With Orc Blood…)

  18. Librariman Says:

    Though I have to say that I do find the concept of a cat-centaur is kinda cool…though…why is he dipped in bronzer?

  19. Repton Says:

    Teal and orange — not just for movies! http://theabyssgazes.blogspot.com/2010/03/teal-and-orange-hollywood-please-stop.html

  20. Nobu Says:

    I loved these books as a teen. The cover is a little strange, but it does depict characters from the books (though I recall the cat-man having two sets of arms, but maybe I’m not remembering it properly).

  21. farnarkle Says:

    They are so cute in the pet shop window, but now we must quest for the one who can empty the litter tray?

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