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Formato: 0.75l; Temperatura di servizio: 8/10 °C; Annata: 2022; Alcol: 12%; Giudizio di Tannico: 91pt;

'A bold, unflinching debut' GUARDIAN\n\n'Brutal, tender, philosophical, visceral, complex and so well written' EMMA JANE UNSWORTH\n\nMaintaining one person's dignity comes nearly always at the expense of someone else's. I have learned this for you.\n\nJanet is caught between care work and caring for herself. Her life revolves around Sean, a talented fine art student, living and working with cerebral palsy. Both Janet and Sean are new to London and far from their families. Both are finding a means of escape through pushing their bodies to the limit.\n\nWhen Sean is faced with an unexpected and deeply personal tragedy, Janet must let her guard down at last and discover what she's prepared to fight for. \n\nThe Art of the Body is a novel about dignity and intimacy, tenderness and brutality, unafraid to explore uncommon bodies in unusual ways.\n\n'Raw and powerful' IMAGE

'A bold, unflinching debut' GUARDIAN\n\n'Brutal, tender, philosophical, visceral, complex and so well written' EMMA JANE UNSWORTH\n\nMaintaining one person's dignity comes nearly always at the expense of someone else's. I have learned this for you.\n\nJanet is caught between care work and caring for herself. Her life revolves around Sean, a talented fine art student, living and working with cerebral palsy. Both Janet and Sean are new to London and far from their families. Both are finding a means of escape through pushing their bodies to the limit.\n\nWhen Sean is faced with an unexpected and deeply personal tragedy, Janet must let her guard down at last and discover what she's prepared to fight for. \n\nThe Art of the Body is a novel about dignity and intimacy, tenderness and brutality, unafraid to explore uncommon bodies in unusual ways.\n\n'Raw and powerful' IMAGE

Two estranged childhood best friends unexpectedly travel through a portal into another, spookier world where they attempt to create the greatest documentary of all time.\n\n Jane Langstaff and Heather Meadows have been to the other side...and now it's just a question of how to bring proof back home with them. And then there's the question of how the portal got there in the first place...and whether or not the town of Spectrum, South Dakota is safe, or monsters are about to start pouring through to our world. Not to mention, with Gardt facing the consequences for Jane and Heather's invasion, have the girls actually been the monsters all along? From Eisner Award nominee John Allison (Giant Days, Scary Go Round), and artist Christine Larsen (Adventure Time), join Jane and Heather as they journey into Eidolon and a mystical world of adventure and laughs!

As Esther re-evaluates the biggest decisions in her life, she enters an essay contest that could change everything for her!\n\nLONDON CALLING!\n \nEverything going fine for Esther - she's only dealing with a past break up, facing her own mortality and the pressure of an essay contest that could change her life. Don't worry, she's got everything figured out...except for the getting everything figured out part. Otherwise she's not racing towards imminent disaster.\n \nBut for McGraw, the tough realities of life hit hard as he learns about the loss of someone close to him and has to find a way to process this shocking news.\n \nThe Eisner Award winning team of John Allison (By Night) and Max Sarin return to Sheffield for heartbreak, muscle aches, the very special pain of going corporate...and why the love of good friends is the secret to getting through it all.\n \nCollects Giant Days #49-52.

When Lee Kuan Yew spoke, presidents, prime ministers, diplomats, and CEOs listened. Lee, the founding father of modern Singapore and its prime minister from 1959 to 1990, honed his wisdom during more than fifty years on the world stage. Almost single-handedly responsible for transforming Singapore into a Western-style economic success, he offered a unique perspective on the geopolitics of East and West. American presidents from Richard Nixon to Barack Obama welcomed him to the White House; British prime ministers from Margaret Thatcher to Tony Blair recognized his wisdom; and business leaders from Rupert Murdoch to Rex Tillerson, former CEO of Exxon Mobil, have praised his accomplishments. This book gathers key insights from interviews, speeches, and Lee's voluminous published writings and presents them in an engaging question and answer format.

Daisy, Esther, and Susan’s last year at university is getting a bumpy start, with everything strange after Ed’s declaration of love followed by grievous injury, Daisy with nowhere to live, and McGraw and Susan at odds over their new flat!\n\n The final year of university is about to start for best mates Daisy, Esther, and Susan, and everything is going completely off the rails. From finding somewhere to live at the last minute, to broken bones, to the looming terror of the adult world, this semester is one you won’t want to miss. John Allison (Bad Machinery, Scary Go Round) and illustrators Max Sarin and Julia Madrigal are our “resident advisors” for this action-packed fall term, which collects Issues #37-40 of the Eisner Award-nominated series.

Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things.\n\nGrave takes a ground-level view of how burial sites have transformed over time and how they continue to change. As a cemetery tour guide, Allison C. Meier has spent more time walking among tombstones than most. Even for her, the grave has largely been invisible, an out of the way and unobtrusive marker of death. However, graves turn out to be not always so subtle, reverent, or permanent.\n \nWhile the indigent and unidentified have frequently been interred in mass graves, a fate brought into the public eye during the COVID-19 pandemic, the practice today is not unlike burials in the potter's fields of the colonial era. Burial is not the only option, of course, and Meier analyzes the rise of cremation, green burial, and new practices like human composting, investigating what is next for the grave and how existing spaces of death can be returned to community life.\n\nObject Lessons is published in partnership with an essay series in The Atlantic.

Esther, Susan, and Daisy continue to face the rigors of young adulthood in this Eisner-nominated series.\n\n Fast friends Susan, Daisy, and Esther continue their second year at Sheffield University, and these are formative times, indeed. Education and looking ahead to the future isn't all that college holds in-store for these ladies; grocery store protests, family reunions, and even an MMORPG wedding are all on this semester's docket. \n\n John Allison (Bad Machinery, Scary Go Round) and illustrators Max Sarin and Liz Fleming, take us to Sophomore year's second semester in Giant Days Volume 7, which collects Issues #25-28 of the Eisner Nominated series.

THE END IS HERE! KINDA! Return to Sheffield one last time as Daisy and Esther are about to graduate - with Susan there to cheer them on! But it's not goodbye, because one year later Daisy and Susan must join forces to save Esther from the head girls who're making her life hell! And then it really might just be goodbye... The Eisner Award winning team of John Allison (Wicked Things) and Max Sarin conclude one of the most beloved new comics of the century with graduation, all the feels and a reminder that friendship is forever. Collects Giant Days #53-54 and Giant Days: As Time Goes By #1.

Best friends Susan, Daisy, and Esther's adventures at university continue in Giant Days Vol. 3.\n\n It's the end of second year for best mates Susan, Daisy, and Esther, and cracks are appearing in the foundation of this unshakeable trio. Between (irritating) new loves, (secretive) old loves, (unlikely) new friendships and (terrible) old houses, they'll be lucky to make it to third year alive!\n\n John Allison (Bad Machinery, Scary Go Round) and illustrators Max Sarin and Liz Fleming shepherd us through another action-packed semester in Giant Days Volume 8, which collects Issues #29-32 of the Eisner Award-nominated series.

Continuing their first semester at university, fast friends Susan, Esther, and Daisy want to find their footing in life. The girls, along with their male hall-mates, Ed and McGraw find that college is more than academics and bad microwavable meals. Add some pub hopping, hookups, breakups and political scandal this might just be the most eventful first semester ever. Giant Days, the comedic slice-of-life series from creator John Allison (Bad Machinery, Scary Go Round), and fantastic newcomer, Max Sarin has graduated to a third volume, collecting issues 9-12 of the critically acclaimed series.

Second year begins and Daisy, Susan, and Esther have taken their friendship commitment to the next level by moving into their \"beautiful home\", off-campus. But the keys didn't come without a whole new level of responsibility. Unwanted suitor visits, a robbery, and Susan living only a few blocks apart from her ex-boyfriend, McGraw has made the dorms feel like a haven. The girls are in for a dose of reality when they learn that there's more to being an adult than paying your own rent.\n\n Eisner Award nominee John Allison (BadMachinery, Scary Go Round) and illustrator Max Sarin, welcome you back to Sophomore year in Giant Days Volume 6, collecting issues #21-24 of the critically acclaimed series.

It's Daisy, Esther and Susan's third year at university, and with that comes new beaus, new jobs, and new adventures.\n\n The end of university is upon BFFs Daisy, Esther, and Susan! Between Halloween run-ins with Daisy's dreaded (dreadful) ex, part time gigs at a shady pop-up Christmas market, Esther dating a tech-bro, and Susan attempting to be...romantic, there's still plenty to learn and more than enough misadventure to squeeze in before it's time to don caps and gowns!\n\n Written by John Allison (Scary Go Round, By Night) and illustrated by the incredible Max Sarin, Giant Days volume 11 kicks off third year with a bang, collecting issues #41-44 of the Eisner-Nominated series.

Hit play on a collection of short comics that embody the BOOM! Box aesthetic, an eclectic mix of jubilant tales from off the beaten track.\n\n From the beginning, BOOM! Box has had one mission in mind - to bring original, unconventional characters and stories to life in the most gleeful way possible. The BOOM! Box Mix Tape is an eclectic mix of comics that showcases beloved characters from established BOOM! Box series as well as original tales from up-and-coming writers and artists.\n\n Features work from critically acclaimed creators John Allison, Ryan North, James Tynion IV, Ngozi Ukazu, and many more, along with new stories from BOOM! Box favorites Lumberjanes, Giant Days, Cyanide & Happiness, Goldie Vance, and The Backstagers!

‘A super cute, heart-warming, second-chance holiday romance.’ NetGalley reviewer, ?????\n \n\n\n \n Falling in love can sometimes go off-piste…\n \n\n\n There’s never a good time to bump into your ex – so Maya Bashir is shocked when she comes face to face with her old flame Sam Holland, who is wearing nothing but a tiny apron, working as a naked butler at her friend’s Christmas party.\n\n\n Having driven home for the holidays after losing her boyfriend, flat and job – and dreading her father’s inevitable disappointment that she still doesn’t have a fifty-year-plan – perhaps Sam is exactly the distraction Maya needs.\n\n\n But as sparks begin to fly, Maya doesn’t know if she can let Sam back into her heart so easily… With Christmas day fast approaching, will Maya find love or disaster under the tree?\n\n\n \n For fans of Sophie Cousens, Mhairi McFarlane and Sophie Ranald comes a hilarious Christmas romance that will warm your heart this winter! If you love:\n \n\n\n \n 🎄 Enemies to lovers\n \n\n\n \n 🎄 Second-chance romance\n \n\n\n \n 🎄 An adorable meet-cute\n \n\n\n \n 🎄 City girl/small hometown\n \n\n\n \n Then you will LOVE The Ex-mas Holidays!\n \n\n\n Praise for The Ex-mas Holidays\n ‘Well wasn’t this the cutest!… Will be looking out for future work from this author!’ NetGalley reviewer, ?????\n\n\n ‘Maya and Sam's characters are so believable and I always felt they had a chance… A brilliant read.’ NetGalley reviewer, ?????\n\n\n ‘I loved all the descriptions of the Christmas house lights and the naked butler was brilliant. A great Christmas / winter read.’ NetGalley reviewer, ?????\n\n\n ‘A slow burn of a romance that is perfect for reading all tucked up warm indoors.’ NetGalley reviewer, ?????\n\n\n ‘A beautifully written second chance at love Christmas story.’ NetGalley reviewer, ?????