W. Maxwell Prince Books

One week in the library

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An experimental graphic novella that recounts a troublesome week in the Library via seven short stories--one for each day--that use comics, infographics, prose, and poetry to play with the graphic...

Ice Cream Man

By W. Maxwell Prince

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Ice Cream Man

By Chris O Halloran, Martin Morazzo, W. Maxwell Prince

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Ice Cream Man

By Chris O Halloran, Martin Morazzo, W. Maxwell Prince

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Ice Cream Man

By Chris O Halloran, Martin Morazzo, W. Maxwell Prince

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Ice Cream Man

By Martin Morazzo, W. Maxwell Prince

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Ice Cream Man

By Chris O Halloran, Martin Morazzo, W. Maxwell Prince

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Ice Cream Man

By Chris O Halloran, Martin Morazzo, W. Maxwell Prince

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The Electric Sublime

By W. Maxwell Prince

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One Week in the Library

By John Amor, W. Maxwell Prince, Frazer Irving

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