The Mysterious Story of Billy Milligan

Each book in the series is a literary gem.

Daniel Keyes is a science fiction writer who received two of the most prestigious awards, the Hugo and Nebula, for a short story and a novel with the same title: "Flowers for... Algernon." Almost twenty years later, the documentary novel "The Mysterious Story of Billy Milligan" was released, securing the author's worldwide fame.
Billy wakes up in a prison cell. He is accused of rape and robbery. Billy is shocked, as he did none of this! His last memory is of the roof of a school, from which he wanted to jump. He is told that seven years have passed since then. Billy is terrified. A piece of his life has been stolen again! He is asked: what does it mean that "a piece of life has been stolen"? And why "again"? It seems this is not the first time this has happened to him? But Billy cannot answer. Billy has already left. Instead, one of the twenty-four personalities looks at the viewers. She is here to protect Billy…
The cover design is inspired by the styles of "quiet luxury" and "old money." The minimalist series "Pearl. The Classic of Quiet Luxury" is created as a graceful addition to the iconic images of Princess Diana and Jacqueline Kennedy. These books can complete the stylish image of a successful girl, as well as become part of the interior of an apartment, restaurant, hotel, and other spaces.

The metallic paper creates a glowing cover effect. The colors gently and quietly shimmer. On the spine, the book's symbol is embossed in silver, which enhances the effect of inner light. The volumetric embossing of the figures creates a pleasant tactile sensation. 

The text is printed on white paper, soft to the touch. A large, comfortable font is chosen for the series, which will not fatigue the eyes.