The Twilight Saga book series by Stephenie Meyer
Zephyr is the typeface used for the Twilight series. Written by Stephenie Meyer, the four vampiric-fantasy romance novels were published by Little, Brown between 2005 and 2008. Gail Doobinin’s jacket designs pair Zephyr with photography by Roger Hagadone. For the titles, the 2001 typeface by Gábor Kóthay is used in all lowercase, with one highlighted letter for each novel: an enlarged l in Twilight and hyper-extended strokes in n, p and k for the three sequels. Secondary text is set in all caps from various widths and styles of Trade Gothic.
Eclipse (2007), front cover of a later printing
Breaking Dawn (2008), front cover of a later printing
Twilight (2005), back panel of the first-edition jacket
New Moon (2006), back panel of the first-edition jacket
Eclipse (2007), back panel of the first-edition jacket
Breaking Dawn (2008), back panel of the first-edition jacket
Spines from The Twilight Saga Complete Collection (2010)
The Twilight Saga 6 Books Collection Pack has paperback editions of the four novels and additionally includes the novella The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner (2010) and The Official Illustrated Guide (2011).
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2 Comments on “The Twilight Saga book series by Stephenie Meyer”
As a side note, the typeface used for the book’s text is Garamond 3.
Thank you! That will be helpful to folks looking for an ID. (I’m not tagging it because this aspect isn’t shown in the images.)