Cent mille journées de prières #1
From Michaël Sterckeman and Loo Hui Phang, this opening volume of *Cent mille journées de prières* announces itself with quiet, haunting power. The cover art renders a small child curled in a fetal position, eyes closed as if asleep or lost in a dream, nestled against the enormous fur and sharp beak of a great bird — the stark contrast between the tiny human figure and the vast, enveloping creature is deeply affecting. Published by Futuropolis in 2011, this first book promises a story drawn in delicate grayscale that balances vulnerability and mystery in equal, careful measure.
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