This was the final design for the paperback version. Instead of trying to make the cover describe the situation literally, I decided to go a less obvious route. It pays slight homage to the first Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy paperback, which also only used bright, garish fonts and backgrounds. This treatment also gives a sense of the hippy-dippy nature of the central character: a spaced-out, washed-up, drug-addled, empath who has to navigate an emotional minefield of faceless bureaucracy.