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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. *Shortlisted for the Aurealis Awards**Winner of the Silver Ledger Award for Graphic Novels*Shortlisted for the Tasmanian Premier's Literary AwardsOn the 5th of May 1821 Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of France, died of stomach cancer. Or did he?Little is known about the French Tasmanian colony of la Ville de Baudin. Less still about its most mysterious colonist, Henri Maurice Claudet.For the first time, The Diemenois presents the correct and true account of the sensational escape, seclusion, and cruel demise of one of history's most infamous men. A tale of deceit, intrigue, blackmail, conspiracy, and murder.In this brilliant stretch of the imagination, J.W. Clennett brings an alternate history of the early colonial Australia to life as a stunning new graphic novel.A triumph of the graphic novel, strange, dark and very Australian. Sydney Morning HeraldThe lonely, gothic weirdness of early Tasmania is on full display violence is only ever just outside the frame. The Monthly Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780980740585
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. *Shortlisted for the Aurealis Awards**Winner of the Silver Ledger Award for Graphic Novels*Shortlisted for the Tasmanian Premier's Literary AwardsOn the 5th of May 1821 Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of France, died of stomach cancer. Or did he?Little is known about the French Tasmanian colony of la Ville de Baudin. Less still about its most mysterious colonist, Henri Maurice Claudet.For the first time, The Diemenois presents the correct and true account of the sensational escape, seclusion, and cruel demise of one of history's most infamous men. A tale of deceit, intrigue, blackmail, conspiracy, and murder.In this brilliant stretch of the imagination, J.W. Clennett brings an alternate history of the early colonial Australia to life as a stunning new graphic novel.A triumph of the graphic novel, strange, dark and very Australian. Sydney Morning HeraldThe lonely, gothic weirdness of early Tasmania is on full display violence is only ever just outside the frame. The Monthly Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780980740585
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. *Shortlisted for the Aurealis Awards**Winner of the Silver Ledger Award for Graphic Novels*Shortlisted for the Tasmanian Premier's Literary AwardsOn the 5th of May 1821 Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of France, died of stomach cancer. Or did he?Little is known about the French Tasmanian colony of la Ville de Baudin. Less still about its most mysterious colonist, Henri Maurice Claudet.For the first time, The Diemenois presents the correct and true account of the sensational escape, seclusion, and cruel demise of one of history's most infamous men. A tale of deceit, intrigue, blackmail, conspiracy, and murder.In this brilliant stretch of the imagination, J.W. Clennett brings an alternate history of the early colonial Australia to life as a stunning new graphic novel.A triumph of the graphic novel, strange, dark and very Australian. Sydney Morning HeraldThe lonely, gothic weirdness of early Tasmania is on full display violence is only ever just outside the frame. The Monthly Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780980740585