Lennon: The New York Years by David Foenkinos

Lennon: The New York Years by David Foenkinos

In 1975 John Lennon moved to New York City, stopped being a Beatle, and started being a father. Now, experience life from Lennon's perspective as David Foenkinos' mesmerizing story is adapted to graphic form by Corbeyran and Horne.

Though his life was cut tragically short in front of his home by a fan, John Lennon's forty years on earth changed millions of lives and shaped the course of pop culture. Many know the Beatle, the activist, the man gone balmy over Yoko -- but more lies beneath the surface.

From the imagined couch of a fictional therapist in NYC's posh Dakota building, Lennon recounts the many joys, shortcomings, failures, and triumphs that marked this pop culture juggernaut's rise to superstardom. Journey through an icon's isolated homelife, prying classmates, violent behaviour and self-destructive tendencies as the building blocks of explosive creativty fall into place.

Nominated for a 2018 Eisner Award for Best Reality-Based Work

Foenkinos, David: -

David Foenkinos is a French novelist and screenwriter. His novels have been translated into twenty-five languages and garnered ten awards around the world. Delicacy, which was first published in France, garnered nominations for all five major French literary prizes and has sold one million copies. David lives in Paris.

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ISBN 13	9781631408793
ISBN 10	1631408798
Title	Lennon: The New York Years
Author	David Foenkinos
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Idea & Design Works
Year published	2017-05-30
Number of pages	156
Prizes	Nominated for Eisner Awards 2018
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