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ALT A minimalist digital graphic on a white background. Bold black text at the top reads 'What if just 10% bought a book?' Beneath it is a simple open book icon, followed by smaller black text saying, 'Your support changes everything.' In red text below, it reads, 'To everyone who’s already bought a book—thank you.' At the bottom, the website 'brokensleepbooks.com' is displayed.

ALT Book cover with a pale cream background. The title "pH tagada" appears in bold brown serif type at the top left, with the author "Amaury Wonderling" beneath it in lighter brown. Centred slightly below the middle is a loose, sketchy watercolour illustration of a spiral or concentric circular form in soft brown and sepia tones, with visible brushstrokes and a few scattered flecks. The publisher "Broken Sleep Books" appears in brown at the lower left.

ALT Book cover with a mid-blue background. The title "@PSTORALS" appears in bold black serif type at the top left, with the author "Alex Glynne" beneath it. Centred below is a pixel-art illustration of three overlapping retro computer windows, each with a coloured title bar and pixelated control icons: the front window has a yellow bar, the middle a red bar, and the back a pink bar, all outlined in dark navy with blank white panels. The publisher "Broken Sleep Books" appears in black at the lower left.

ALT Book cover with a dark green background. The title "Random Walk: a wayward collection of modern Hungarian verse" appears in yellow serif type at the top left, followed by "Translated by Peter V. Czipott & John Ridland" and "Edited by Johanna Domokos" in orange. Centred below is a vertical floral illustration in a folk-art embroidery style, featuring a large dark red bloom, a pink tulip, a blue flower, purple bells, pink berries, and yellow dots among green leaves and vines. The publisher "Broken Sleep Books" appears in yellow at the lower left.

ALT Book cover with a bright red background. The title "Serpent and Stone" appears in bold dark navy serif type at the top left, with the authors "Mari Ellis Dunning & Natalie Ann Holborow" beneath it. Centred below is a detailed dark navy engraving-style illustration of a Medusa's head with elaborate curling hair and serpents coiled at the neck, rendered in fine cross-hatched line work. The publisher "Broken Sleep Books" appears in dark navy at the lower left.

ALT Book cover for Remora by Stuart Inman, published by Broken Sleep Books. The background is white, with the title and author name in bold black serif type at the top left. A single black-and-white woodcut-style illustration of a remora fish is positioned centrally, rendered in dense hatched lines against the plain white background.

ALT Book cover for Notes on Swimming by Arthur Lawson, published by Broken Sleep Books. The title and author name appear in white serif type at the top left against a black background. A photograph shows several jellyfish glowing in vivid electric blue against the dark water, with one large jellyfish dominating the centre of the cover and smaller ones visible at the top right and bottom.

ALT Book cover for Cosmic Sadness by Jean Portante, translated by Zoë Skoulding, published by Broken Sleep Books.Book cover for Cosmic Sadness by Jean Portante, translated by Zoë Skoulding, published by Broken Sleep Books. The title, author name, and translator credit appear in gold serif type at the top left. The full cover is filled with an abstract painting in deep blue and teal, scattered with yellow and gold splashes and dots, with an intense burst of orange, yellow, and red impasto at the bottom, suggestive of flame or explosion.

ALT Book cover for the The Psamathe Centre Journal by Jack Bennett, published by Broken Sleep Books. The white background is divided into six panels arranged in a three-by-two grid, all in a palette of orange and terracotta tones. The top right panel contains the pixelated title logo in orange and black. The remaining five panels contain pixel-art and blurred digital illustrations depicting a retro telephone on a post, a weeping willow tree, a circular nebula-like form, a featureless humanoid bust, and a blurred cityscape. The author name and publisher appear in monospaced orange type at the bottom, separated by a vertical rule.




































































