A book cover for 'THE TIME I DIED' showing ghostly figures carrying a coffin on a bridge, split between an ethereal sky and a dark, gothic city.

"The Time I Died" - Book Cover Description A wide, cinematic view is split down the middle by a dramatic, eerie transition. The top of the cover is dominated by the title "the time i died" written in a stark, hand-scrawled font that looks as if it's fading or dissolving into the air. On the left side of the scene, there is a brilliant, blinding light. It isn't a harsh light, but a warm, ethereal glow that seems to come from an endless, cloud-filled sky. The ground is a soft, undefined white, giving the impression of a peaceful, otherworldly place. Stretching from this light and crossing the exact center of the frame is a long, stone causeway or bridge. In the center of this path, a dark, heavy wooden casket is being carried. It looks ancient and substantial, a jarring object in the ethereal setting. It's being carried by a group of four to six figures, but they are faint and translucent. Their shapes are barely discernible outlines, like ghosts or shadows, and they appear to be straining under the casket's weight. On the right side of the cover, the path leads into a sprawling, ominous city that looks like Gotham. The architecture is a gothic nightmare of jagged spires and colossal, shadowy skyscrapers that pierce a dark, oppressive sky. A perpetual twilight hangs over the city, illuminated only by the faint, sinister glow of streetlights and the unnerving, orange light spilling from windows. A constant, dark rain or heavy mist adds to the somber atmosphere, obscuring the See more