Ellen Bulger writes,

>I'm doing a series of cephalopod tiles. Don't know if it's
>shelling-inspired or a compulsion brought on by staying up late reading
>battered Lovecraft paperbacks as the wind howls outside. (Woooo-wooooo)
>Maybe I'm hearing voices ("The Great Cthulhu compels you!").

Interesting. There must be a lot of shells on book covers. So, here's the
challenge to the fiction-lovers out there in ConchLand: What kinds of shells
are most commonly used by artists to illustrate book covers?

Happy shell-dreams,
Andy

Andrew K. Rindsberg
Geological Survey of Alabama

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