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[CatherineM]

I am working the the graphic designer who is producing the cover for my next book due out in fall. The book is going to be "Conflict Proof Your Parish." my two ideas so far are a clerical shirt done up in referee shirt stripes or a cross with a referee whistle hanging on it.

Just thought I'd ask for input from my Pham.

[Amppax]

I am working the the graphic designer who is producing the cover for my next book due out in fall. The book is going to be "Conflict Proof Your Parish." my two ideas so far are a clerical shirt done up in referee shirt stripes or a cross with a referee whistle hanging on it.

Just thought I'd ask for input from my Pham.

I like option 1 personally.

[LaPetiteSoeur]

I like number one!

[regina_coeli]

I like the second one!

[Amppax]

I like the second one!

BOO.

[arfink]

I like the "drop your current designer and hire me," option.

[Luigi]

Put the priest (perhaps faceless) in a referee-striped clerical shirt, and hang both a whistle and a clerical cross around his neck and down his shirt.

(The old: Catholicism is not about either-or, it's about both-and.)

[Anomaly]

I am working the the graphic designer who is producing the cover for my next book due out in fall. The book is going to be "Conflict Proof Your Parish." my two ideas so far are a clerical shirt done up in referee shirt stripes or a cross with a referee whistle hanging on it.

Just thought I'd ask for input from my Pham.

Who is the intended readership and what is the book about? Wouldn't you want the cover to attract the first and project the second?

[CatherineM]

Who is the intended readership and what is the book about? Wouldn't you want the cover to attract the first and project the second?

The book is about conflict resolution in the Church and is geared towards people who work in or for the church

[CatherineM]

I like the "drop your current designer and hire me," option.

Works for my publisher, not me. I have veto power, but not firing power.

[Anomaly]

The book is about conflict resolution in the Church and is geared towards people who work in or for the church

Then the cleric shirt w stripes is out. Though cooler looking, it would make me think is directed towards clerics. The coss with the refs whistle is directed towards lay people in a religious situation. (just my opinion)

Edited by Anomaly, 03 June 2012 - 06:22 PM.

[Winchester]

A priest holding two people who were obviously fighting. He has them lifted off the ground, and is holding them by their throats.

[CatherineM]

Then the cleric shirt w stripes is out. Though cooler looking, it would make me think is directed towards clerics. The coss with the refs whistle is directed towards lay people in a religious situation. (just my opinion)

The ultimate peacemaker/reconciler in a parish is the pastor.

[qfnol31]

My vote is for the first one.

[jaime]

After reading the title of the thread, for a second I thought you were going to be a secret agent and we were going to help you set up your new identity.


Let's be real, it's not like any of us would be that surprised. You've done everything else under the sun

[CatherineM]

People joke that getting married in Canada and changing my name is a form of witness protection. He loves telling PR people that my photos can't be on press releases because I have a price in my head.

[Hasan]

I am working the the graphic designer who is producing the cover for my next book due out in fall. The book is going to be "Conflict Proof Your Parish." my two ideas so far are a clerical shirt done up in referee shirt stripes or a cross with a referee whistle hanging on it.

Just thought I'd ask for input from my Pham.

I give you my permission to use a facebook photo of me for the cover.

[tinytherese]

I've been enjoying reading your first book.

[i<3franciscans]

I like the 1st.