
The fantastic cover of House of Outrageous Fortune has been outed on Atria/Simon & Schuster’s web catalog, and Curbed New York got there first. As always, the comments are a kick. “March is like, too many damn months away!!!” says one. I couldn’t agree more, but March it is. “Thanks for providing nothing more than a publisher’s blurb!” says another. “Definitely worth its own post. How much were you paid for this?” Like Led Zep said, “Will your tongue wag so much when I send you the bill?”
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