New covers?
During my involuntary vacation from writing, I've been doing some thinking about reorganizing my catalogue a bit.
My first four books "The Cabin," "The Food," "Blood Spirit," and "The Sheriff," all take place in Narvaez County, Florida, and the main characters are all involved in the Sheriff's Department there. While they aren't, strictly speaking, sequels, characters go from one book to another.
I'm wondering about unpublishing them and adding better, more vivid covers, using modern tools (computer rendering, AI.)
Thoughts?
Advice?
My first four books "The Cabin," "The Food," "Blood Spirit," and "The Sheriff," all take place in Narvaez County, Florida, and the main characters are all involved in the Sheriff's Department there. While they aren't, strictly speaking, sequels, characters go from one book to another.
I'm wondering about unpublishing them and adding better, more vivid covers, using modern tools (computer rendering, AI.)
Thoughts?
Advice?
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Erik
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Jun 25, 2026 06:27PM
You can swap in new covers without unpublishing your books first. Amazon will update the covers. Goodreads does not automatically update their covers for your books, though. But you can contact them (I can look it up for you) and they will update (once you've updated Amazon.)
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