Post-cancer memoir needs eye-catching cover

Surviving the Cure: Cancer was Easy,* Living is Hard (*relatively speaking)

Andrew Bundy

Born and raised in Southern California, Andrew Bundy is a survivor of cancer and the cure. Although much of his time is spent writing, he also drools over all things space. He has been replacing parts of his body since 2010 in hopes the robot overlords will accept him as a fellow machine when the time comes.

After being diagnosed and undergoing treatment for leukemia, a teenager realizes his cancer was only the beginning. When the cure nearly kills him, he finds getting back on his feet far more difficult than he imagined. As he deals with side effects of his treatment—including a disease that rots his joints and prompts several joint replacements—he struggles to stitch together a life worth living.

This book is directed at cancer patients, survivors, and those who support and love people affected by cancer. Generally, the age range will probably be late teens and older. The book can also target doctors and those in the medical field, particularly in oncology.

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Colors should add and accentuate the concepts used in the cover design. There should be a message of playfulness/hope instead of a somber and dark theme.