Same content and structure in both: fiction first, the newest release featured prominently, the three panels kept, and every title displayed together on a wooden shelf per category. Only the visual language differs. Click any cover to test the cart.
Cream paper stock, a large centered serif name, and a light rotating banner. Closest to the Dean Koontz layout — calm, bookish, easy to read.
A modern editorial take: the name locked large to the left, a marigold block for the newest release, and a denser, more magazine-like grid.
The full catalog page: a shelf for each category, then a denser card for every title with specs, price and add-to-cart. Shown in Option A's styling.
Cover art for Believe Me…You Should Have Been There! — the featured area currently holds a placeholder.
A newer portrait or two. The library photos still in the panels are the oldest images in the set.