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Fictional Father

Name: Fictional Father
Brand: Drawn & Quarterly
SKU: 40772058
Price: 20.82 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Joe Ollmann
ISBN: 9781770465428

Joe Ollmann

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Koda Libristo: 40772058

Založba Drawn & Quarterly, november 2021

Caleb is a middle-aged painter with a non-starter career and a checkered past. He also happens to be... Celoten opis

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Caleb is a middle-aged painter with a non-starter career and a checkered past. He also happens to be the only child of one of the world's most famous cartoonists, Jimmi Wyatt. Known for the internationally beloved father and son comic Sonny Side Up, Jimmi made millions drawing saccharine family stories while neglecting his own son. Now sober, Caleb is haunted by his wasted past and struggling to take responsibility for his present before it's too late. His always patient boyfriend, James, is reaching the end of his rope. When Caleb gets the chance to step out from his father's shadow and shape the most public aspect of the family business, he makes every bad decision and watches his life fall apart. Is it too late to repair the harm? Are we forever doomed to make the same mistakes our parents did?