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On-Trend DesignsDesign family / Psychological Thrillers
Common Now / All markets

Woman + Psychological + Tense + Sans Serif title

Covers combining Woman + Psychological + Tense + Sans Serif title on the same design.

Current Period17 / 150Matching covers · 12 months
Previous Period12 / 1498.1% of previous design evidence
Author Breadth15Distinct authors in current matches
Evidence As OfOct 26, 2026Psychological Thrillers
01 / Shared visual ingredients

What Defines This Look.

Every counted cover has all of these ingredients together. Where an ingredient allows alternatives, one is enough.

  • Woman
  • Psychological
  • Tense
  • Sans Serif title
02 / Across tracked genres

Observed Genres.

Where this complete look appears in the same period and market. Select a genre to see its matching covers.

Whole genres include all their subgenres. Covers with multiple genres can appear in more than one row.

03 / The covers counted together

17 Matching Covers.

Current-period examples of this complete combination.

04 / Reading the evidence

How These Looks Are Measured

These combinations are discovered from tags occurring together on actual covers. Combinations matching exactly the same current covers share one look with their full set of shared tags. Share is measured among current, non-demo covers with image-style and typography evidence, dated by publication or effective cover date. Each cover counts once per look; looks can overlap. This is a view of sampled cover designs, rather than a measurement of weekly chart presence or sales.

Common Now requires at least 10 eligible covers, 3 matches across 2 authors, and 10% share. Rising requires at least 10 covers in each period, the same match and author minimums, and a gain of at least 10 percentage points. Smaller comparisons are left unclassified.

05 / Within the current period

Observed Share.

Dec 26
14.3%2 / 14
Feb 24
4.2%1 / 24
Apr 26
10.7%3 / 28
Jun 26
31.3%5 / 16
Aug 26
11.1%4 / 36
Oct 26
6.3%2 / 32

Each row is a time bucket for Psychological Thrillers. Empty buckets have no percentage; small buckets are descriptive evidence.