The Gulf
A Story of Art, Memory and Deception Through Images
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Pub Date Aug 3 2017 | Archive Date Sep 7 2017
Description
A graphic novel that bridges the gap between words and pictures, and expands the definition of the form, The Gulf is fueled by the concept of duality in which unity is achieved through the merging of two opposites, and takes the reader on an explosive mystery that unites Western art and Eastern design.
The Gulf follows a young woman, Malika, who loses her memory and finds it again by means of art. In the process she discovers new layers of her relationships to her parents and students through the art she loves to teach and create. The time of the story moves backwards and forwards, as Malika experiences multiple flashbacks.
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About the Author:
Tucky Fussell has been an international educator for the last twenty years. She has taught foreign language and art in private schools in Arizona, Pakistan, India, Kuwait, and the Philippines. Currently, she is teaching art in Paraguay. She wrote her first book, the graphic novel Mammoir, in 2005, a memoir about teaching fourth grade while going through breast cancer treatment. She received her B.A. from Northwestern University, A.A. from Pratt Institute, and her masters from Lesley University.
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| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781548109905 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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