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The Last Resort
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Not really a graphic novel, 'The Last Resort' is a series of 78 pictures (varying in size from minor item to double-page spread) in which artist Roberto Innocenti recounts his search for his lost sense of imagination. His story is of a journey to a seaside guest house, whose other residents include characters from fiction such as Inspector Maigret, Huckleberry Finn and the Little Mermaid, as well as authors Antoine de Saint-Exupery and Emily Dickinson, and actor Peter Lorre.
Rather than the text being fleshed out with illustrations, here the pictures are given a playful and useful narrative text by J. Patrick Lewis (who deservedly gets second-place billing).
The book is a wonderfully illustrated and interesting depiction of itself, which is the search for creative inspiration through both travel and literature.
Rather than the text being fleshed out with illustrations, here the pictures are given a playful and useful narrative text by J. Patrick Lewis (who deservedly gets second-place billing).
The book is a wonderfully illustrated and interesting depiction of itself, which is the search for creative inspiration through both travel and literature.
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Reading Progress
July 13, 2017
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Started Reading
July 13, 2017
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Finished Reading
July 16, 2017
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