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    Create a striking book cover for Don DeLillo's "White Noise." The design should capture the novel's themes of modernity, media saturation, and existential dread. Consider the following elements: Color Scheme: Use a palette of muted grays, whites, and dark blues to evoke a sense of melancholy and detachment. Imagery: Include abstract representations of television screens, radio waves, and other forms of media. Consider incorporating a supermarket aisle or a family in a car to reflect the novel's exploration of everyday life and consumer culture. Atmosphere: Aim for a surreal, slightly unsettling atmosphere. The cover should feel both modern and timeless, reflecting the pervasive sense of unease in the novel. Typography: Use clean, sans-serif fonts for the title and author's name. Ensure the title "White Noise" is prominent, with "Don DeLillo" in a slightly smaller size. Overall, the cover should evoke the disorienting and fragmented nature of contemporary life as depicted in DeLillo's novel.
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