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Man Is Vox: Paingels
MAN IS Paingels continues the journey through minds and media begun in Barracudae.
"Things are gone. Despite best efforts, mnemonics, multi-referential heuristics and plain stubbornness, things are gone. I have no idea what's been accomplished. I have no sense of the strategy set in motion. The Beacon's lesser lights are still with us."
It was easy to pity poor confused she was lost, insulated from the normal world by the memories she couldn't have. Mr. Way, the Husband and the Shotgun Bride tried to reach her; and now they've fallen in. Pity the saviors.
Man Is Paingels is by John Ira Thomas and Carter Allen and is recommended for mature audiences only.
2004 FINALIST FOR FOREWORD MAGAZINE'S BOOK OF THE YEAR
"Things are gone. Despite best efforts, mnemonics, multi-referential heuristics and plain stubbornness, things are gone. I have no idea what's been accomplished. I have no sense of the strategy set in motion. The Beacon's lesser lights are still with us."
It was easy to pity poor confused she was lost, insulated from the normal world by the memories she couldn't have. Mr. Way, the Husband and the Shotgun Bride tried to reach her; and now they've fallen in. Pity the saviors.
Man Is Paingels is by John Ira Thomas and Carter Allen and is recommended for mature audiences only.
2004 FINALIST FOR FOREWORD MAGAZINE'S BOOK OF THE YEAR
272 pages, Paperback
First published June 30, 2004
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December 27, 2011
I didn't get it.
I like the fact that Carter Allen's drawing style changed for every chapter, but I never had any idea and very little interest in what was going on. The book also comes with a kind of introduction by someone called Jim Musser who writes like he's writing for the worst underground newspaper of 1971.
I like the fact that Carter Allen's drawing style changed for every chapter, but I never had any idea and very little interest in what was going on. The book also comes with a kind of introduction by someone called Jim Musser who writes like he's writing for the worst underground newspaper of 1971.
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