The 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Year Pool Is Live!

Greetings all,

Fifty-two weeks is a long time.

Fifty-two weeks, 365 covers, 64 polls have all led us here to the 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Year Poll.

We have 12 beautiful covers for you to choose from. If you’re looking for a bit more data on what they are and why they are in the tournament, please feel free to watch this YouTube video:

While you’re at it, would you be kind enough to subscribe to my channel? It’s free, and it really helps show support for an indie guy like me.

You can vote for your favorite of the 12 right here.

This contest will go on for three weeks, and then I’ll name a winner.

There won’t be a 2022 competition. I think my channel needs a bit more time to really make all the effort and stuff worth it. I may revisit the idea if my channel gets more traction, but this is it for the next year at least. The channel will go in a different direction. Once I have a sense of what sort of content viewers are looking for, I’ll build from there.

As always, thanks for reading,

Matt

Announcing the August Book Cover of the Month! Vote for Week 3 of September!

Greetings all,

The 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Year is moving along. We now have a winner for August, and September is moving along nicely. Let’s get straight to it.

The August 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Month is …

I honestly think She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan was a no-brainer. It’s just a stunning cover.

We’re almost halfway through the roster for the 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Year. September’s cover will actually be the halfway winner. So let’s look at the winner for Week 2. And that winner is …

War Priest by Harmon Cooper was a pretty wicked-looking cover. It has so much energy, and the color is great.

War Priest is will join next week’s winner, The Desert Prince, and one more cover in the September 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Month poll. You can vote for Week 3’s best book cover right here.

I’d appreciate it if you took a look at my YouTube channel and shared it. I’m trying to generate more voters and more support for these authors and book covers, and that will also help me.

Thanks for reading,

Matt

Announcing the Week 3 August M.L.S. Weech July Book Cover of the Week! Vote for Week 4

Greetings all,

Another week has passed, which means we have a new winner to announce and a new poll to start.

Without any delay, the winner of Week 3 of August is …

She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan was an amazing cover. It immediately stood out when I was looking at covers, and I think it stood out against six other great covers.

Week 4 is live now, and you can vote for your favorite right here.

Sun will go on to face this week’s winner, Follow the Hummingbird, and Of Glass and Ashes in the 2021 August Book Cover of the Month.

I’d be grateful if you took a moment to hop on over to my YouTube channel and subscribe. It’s just another way you can support your friendly neighborhood Weech.

Thanks for reading,

Matt

Announcing the 2021 M.L.S. Weech July Book Cover of the Month! Vote for the best cover of Week 3 of August

Greetings all,

Another month of the 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Year is in the books. We have a winner for July. We have a winner for Week 2 of August, and Week 3 is underway. So let’s make the announcements!

The 2021 July M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Month Week is…

A Desert Torn Asunder by Bradleuy P. Beaulieu took the title for July and is now in the poll for the 2021 M.L.S. Weech Book Cover of the Year award.

Things move pretty quick around this time, so we have a few winners to announce. The winner for Week 2 of the 2021 M.L.S. Weech August Book Cover of the Month is …

Follow the Hummingbird by Elena Carter has wonderful color and detail. I love the variety of the color, too. I’m glad to see it move on in the competition.

Hummingbird joins Of Glass and Ashes in the August competition, which will kick off after we pick two more covers. You can vote for August’s Week 3 cover right here.

I’d be much obliged if you’d check out my YouTube channel, where I talk about these covers and what I like about them. It’d mean a lot if you subscribed and clicked that bell notification. It’s a free way to support me.

Thanks for reading,

Matt