The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury, Knopf

Contributed by Florian Hardwig


Source: www.abebooks.com Rainford & Parris Books. License: All Rights Reserved.

First edition jacket of The Halloween Tree, published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1972, with illustrations by Joseph Mugnaini.

It’s not the first time that Orbit was used for a scary topic. This time we get to see its Inline style. What makes Orbit eerie? Is it the claustrophobic proportions? I bet it has to do with its O, which resembles an agonized face – and also, in this case, an elongated jack-o’-lantern.

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Secondary text is set in two widths of Univers.

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