Glint Daphné Geisler in which people and their

in which people and their stories overlap each other with discursive enthusiasm

masculinity and hate with reminiscences of 1990s alt-culture

STEPHANE BLANQUET

the Children’s Africana Book Award

autobiographical graphic novel

Glint Daphné Geisler in which people and theirBy Samuel Sattin & Ian McGinty. Published by Caracal. Softcover, 160 pages, Colour, 2019 Motorbike riding warrior grannies must help a small miner boy named Loon withstand a regime thats been brainwashing its people for generations while being attacked by monsters called Feeders. On tiny Morahurtling through space trying to find a star bright enough to sustain its fading lifeeveryone must do their part to keep the planet alive. Workers work. Leaders