Peter Buchanan-Smith chose pictures from photographer Todd Hido’s series Homes at Night and Landscapes for these seven volumes of the backlist of works by famed American writer Raymond Carver (1938–1988), published in 2009 by Vintage Books.

The two main typefaces here are Walbaum (author's name, quotes) and Filmotype Jefferson (book title). They are complemented by Knockout for the subtitles (“Stories”, “The Collected Poems”, etc.).

To accompany the release of the series, Vintage published on its blog a short but insightful dialogue between Buchanan-Smith and Hido—it's definitely worth the read.

Boomerang is an American cable television network and streaming service owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment. It originated as a programming block on Cartoon Network introduced in 1992, focusing on classic cartoons from the WB library, and eventually grew into its own separate channel devoted to such content in 2000. [Wikipedia]

From 2000 to a major rebranding in 2015, the logos used by Boomerang were based on Rat Fink Casual by House Industries. The line “from Cartoon Network” in the secondary logo (shown below) is in Freehand 575, Bitstream’s digitization of Filmotype Jefferson.

See also the post about the old checkered Cartoon Network logo using Eagle.