Description
Every girl knows this, all these Saturday nights that stretch until dawn and cannot end. Coming back home with a hangover, broken heart and a strange guy on top of that. “Disco Cry” is an account of one of these nights that leave memories you’d rather not have.
Marianna wittily uses paper as a means to explore her fondness for ornaments. Impatient drawings and wild colours, increasingly intense as the night progresses, reach a climax at the end of the story.
An amusing read that will calm your conscience after a sleepless night. Just beware of men in crocodile shoes.
Klara Sladkova, No Ordinary Heroes
I haven’t read it but I like it.
Jenny, Tooting Broadway
rfhpierce (verified owner) –
Using its own symbolic code and just a few dozen words Marianna has created a commentary that compares with the Bayeux Tapestry or the Doomsday Book as a social document of its time… the code will quickly be understood by generations to come, as a vivid, highly detailed, yet easily accessible record. But it does not tell the story of warriors or record the holdings of property owners.
Its compulsive to turn to the next page, yet every page stands re-visiting as more and more subtle messages emerge from behind the central theme.
This book must be considered as a work of art… every one of its 240 pages sumptuously bleeds to the very edge with colour, detail and emotion!
Richard Pierce
Eyjafjallajokull –
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