A ESCURIDADE VÓLVESE GRÁFICA

The Guardian: [In the 108 years since it was published, Joseph Conrad's colonial fable Heart of Darkness has infected TS Eliot, been excoriated for racism by Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe and transplanted to Vietnam by Francis Ford Coppola. Now the book has been reinterpreted as a graphic novl in whose monochrome pages Conrad's exploration of power, greed and madness plays out as disturbingly as ever. Catherine Anyango, whose drawings are peppered with David Zane Mairowitz's adaptation of the text, had her doubts about tackling the Polish-born novelist's most famous work. Those reservations had more to do with the original medium than the enduring controversy over Conrad's views or the familiarity of Heart of Darkness.]

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[Ollo de Vidro]

Non coñezo a Anyango. A Mairowitz linlle un libro (perdón, novela gráfica) sobre Kafka que non me gustou nada malia o debuxo de Robert Crumb. Non me chama moito...