An edition of Syncopated (2009)

Syncopated

an anthology of nonfiction picto-essays

Syncopated
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An edition of Syncopated (2009)

Syncopated

an anthology of nonfiction picto-essays

Graphic stories on various nonfiction topics.

Publish Date
Publisher
Villard
Language
English
Pages
153

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Syncopated: an anthology of nonfiction picto-essays
2009, Villard
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Table of Contents

How and why to bale hay -- Nick Bertozzi
Penny sentiments -- Rina Piccolo
Boris Rose : prisoner of jazz -- Brendan Burford and Jim Campbell -- Portfolio / -- Tricia Van den Bergh
Father figures -- Josh Neufeld
West Side improvements -- Alex Holden
The evening hatch -- Richard and Brian Haimes
What we so quietly saw -- Greg Cook
"Like hell I will" -- Nate Powell
Welcome home, brave -- Dave Kiersh
The sound of jade -- Sarah Glidden
Subway buskers -- Victor Marchand Kerlow
Erik Erikson -- Paul Karasik
Dvorak -- Alec Longstreth
A Coney Island rumination -- Paul Hoppe
An encounter with Richard Peterson -- Brendan Burford.

Edition Notes

"A Villard Books trade paperback original"--T.p. verso.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
741.5/973
Library of Congress
PN6720 .S96 2009

The Physical Object

Pagination
iv, 153 p. :
Number of pages
153

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24575212M
ISBN 10
0345505298
ISBN 13
9780345505293
LCCN
2009284839
OCLC/WorldCat
251201376

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