"Free of self-loathing . . . Rabagliati's] black-and-whie panels eschew
half-tones for a spirited line."--Voice Literary Supplement This fourth
installment in Michel Rabagliati's semiautobiographical series finds Paul
settling comfortably into adult life, occasional twinges of anxiety aside. His
graphic design business has taken off, his partner, Lucie, is pregnant, it's
mid-July and time to leave behind the city to go fishing. Long lazy days stretch
out while Paul's thoughts wander from the colorful characters at the
fish-and-game camp to the
lurking depths of childhood, a Holden Caulfield-esque adolescence, and the
encounters that have shaped his sense of family thus far. But the golden glow
soon lifts off his vacation