I have to say I really like the combination of the gold and silver foils on the Fairyloot dust jacket too though. I love the slipcase protecting the hardcover Illumicrate edition, more than I do the dust jacket of the Fairyloot one.
Both editions are signed, so that’s a tie. So let’s compare these customizations to those of the Illumicrate edition. The Fairyloot edition has an exclusive cover with two types of foil, digitally sprayed edges, a design on the hardcover with foil details, character artwork on the endpapers, and is signed by the author.
Robin must decide: can powerful institutions be changed from within, or does revolution always require violence.
But for a Chinese boy, serving Babel inevitably means betraying his motherland. It is the story of Robin Swift, an orphan who is brought to London to train for his enrollment in Oxford University’s Royal Institute of Translation, also known as Babel. As mentioned, the featured book is Babel by R.F.
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