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Zoo Animal
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- Nombre de pages196
- Date de parution02/03/2027
- FormatEpub fixed layout
- ISBN978-1-77046-962-4
- EAN9781770469624
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDrawn and Quarterly
Résumé
Understaffed and financially unstable, the zoo is in trouble. From the creative mind behind the Booker-nominated and New York Times notable Sabrina, comes a chilling workplace drama in the pitch of Nathan Fielder. Mona is an ex-figure skater, haunted by her failure. Now a zookeeper, her obsessive thoughts and compulsions are slowing her down-not great news for the zoo's bottom line. Recently promoted to zoo director, Philip has inherited a myriad of problems, including a doomed aquarium project that is past due and over budget.
Then there is poor Brittany, responsible for public relations. Not an easy job after a deadly attack has the animal rights activists circling. These are just a few of the folks in Nick Drnaso's ensemble cast. Behind the clean landscaping and cute-as-can-be animals-all lushly rendered in precise inks and ice cream hues-lies something quite frightening. A master observer of human behavior, Drnaso brilliantly portrays ordinary people struggling to cope within a rotten institution.
Welcome to the zoo!
Then there is poor Brittany, responsible for public relations. Not an easy job after a deadly attack has the animal rights activists circling. These are just a few of the folks in Nick Drnaso's ensemble cast. Behind the clean landscaping and cute-as-can-be animals-all lushly rendered in precise inks and ice cream hues-lies something quite frightening. A master observer of human behavior, Drnaso brilliantly portrays ordinary people struggling to cope within a rotten institution.
Welcome to the zoo!
