Sun Books, founded in 1965 by Geoffrey Dutton, Brian Stonier, and Max Harris, became a defining force in Australian publishing. With Brian Sadgrove creating its bold visual identity, the imprint produced some of the most striking paperback covers of the 1960s and 70s. This book, featuring an introduction by Warren Taylor and an essay by Dominic Hofstede, explores Sun Books’ vibrant history and its cultural impact. Included are over 80 iconic covers designed by Sadgrove and other key figures like Ken Cato, Robert Rosetzky, and Guy Mirabella.