Pandora

Plot

“A collection of five short stories that aren’t quite connected by narrative, but are definitely connected tonally and atmospherically. Each story tie together with their quiet sense of melancholy and loss, and are gorgeously rendered in soft watercolors reminscent of other noted painters in the medium like Hayao Miyazaki, Kent Williams, John J. Muth, etc. The quaint quality to the storytelling also reminded me a little of Linnea Sterte’s A Frog in the Fall, though this one is signficantly more sadder to read.” [Rick Ray]

“These stories are going to put you in touch with your deep (and not so deep) grieving but in the end it will leave you with a “it’s not so bad” feeling. At the end, I wanted to read everything again. Definitely a book to revisit in the future.” [Urbon Adamson]

“It’s just phenomenal, far and beyond beautiful… This is so emblematic of life right now… extremely, extremely timeless. If you are someone who enjoys a melancholy story – with hope, it’s a hopefully collection – then definitely, definitely get this book. It is beyond beautiful, it is so, so lovely.” [Simply Gee]