We have just launched Odyssey Editions with The Wylie Agency and Amazon.
Below are the final covers for the Odyssey Editions titles. There will be more details of the other work we have done in the project in the coming days – please sign up for our newsletter or RSS feed to stay in touch.

London Fields by Martin Amis. (more…)
Enhanced Editions’ The Death of Bunny Munro app was the first ever ebook submission for the D&AD design awards earlier this year, and it almost made it to the judging stage, but it wasn’t to be. To show there are no hard feelings, on Wednesday 26 May Enhanced Editions co-founder Peter Collingridge will be speaking at D&AD’s inaugural Sharp’ner event, which aims to bring publishers and designers together to “explore the future of books and book design alongside current and dream projects.” Peter will talk about the design decisions made during the early stages of development, the challenge of creating an invisible design, and the complex synergy that exists between design, user experience and reading. You can buy tickets from the D&AD online shop.
If you can’t make the Sharp’ner event, or you want to “try before you buy”, check out Peter’s keynote address from this year’s Tools of Change conference, and his “Fail Harder” pecha kucha from last year’s London Book Fair
Below is a video of Peter Collingridge’s Keynote speech from this year’s Tools of Change conference; beneath that is the full transcript, including slides.
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We thought you might like a sneak peek at the different covers appearing on physical copies of The Death of Bunny Munro all over the world. Many use the Bunny image you’ll be familiar with – although different publishers use it in slightly different ways – but check out Australia, Turkey, Croatia and in particular the Czech Republic for a very different approach!
Sweden: Forum
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There’s a lot of hot air talked about sans- and serif fonts, and what’s best for reading. The common view is that serif fonts are best – something about the serif marks (the little lines at the end of the letterforms) making it easier for the eye to flow along the line. (more…)
We’re getting all the design assets for our lead apps together at a rate of knots, but one issue we have come up against, as design obsessives, is the icons for the individual apps.
As well as the issue of all editions of the app needing to have the same icon (when the app is internationally available), we have the problem that the icon must be a tiny 57×57 pixels and meet Apple’s design and interface guidelines. There are also limits on the number of characters we can use with the app on the desktop and in the store before the name is truncated. When you are working with long book titles – The Death of Bunny Munro or Dreams From My Father – you just can’t use them in full. (more…)