Cover is literal junkyard methapor for modernity/capitalism/whatever. Saw in a thread in /lit/ around a year ago.Non-fiction/philosophical, about civilization/economic systems (one in particular, probably critiquing capitalism/industrialism/mass production/consumerism or some intelectual-esque rambling).Cover: one or more scrapyard/junkyard/abandoned/rusted cars (pile or cluster, desolate vibe, symbolic of decay/ruins/what's left after collapse or after we're gone, there was also some vegetation around.).Not fiction, not about cars literally—just using them as metaphor for failed modern civ/economy/impermanence of our system, legacy in trash/heaps of obsolete tech.Anyone remember? Pic related if I can find similar, but it's not these
