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Contes ordinaires d'une société résignée | Ersin Karabulut

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Avec la poésie, la noirceur et l'imaginaire d'un Edgar Allan Poe, Ersin Karabulut nous dresse le portrait d'une société qui a renoncé à ses illusions face au carcan familial et aux pouvoirs politiques et financiers.
Un recueil de fables d'anticipation poétiques et troublantes qui témoignent de la vivacité de la bande dessinée turque.

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Contes ordinaires d'une société résignée | Ersin Karabulut

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#12Booksof2022 @Andrew65 End of the year! December was a good month too!
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5170687206
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5126645026

Andrew65 Wonderful choice. Thanks for playing along. 😁 2y

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Contes ordinaires d'une société résignée | Ersin Karabulut

I read an article about this collection of dystopic graphic short stories by Ersin Karabulut, a Turkish artist who fell foul of the Erdogan régime. I was intrigued and decided to borrow a copy from the library. It's thought-provoking and the art is stunning, but I can't say I enjoyed it (too graphic!), except for the last story.

#PoliticalWorks #Turkey

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