Tamara Drewe #[nn]
This collected edition brings together the Dutch translation of Posy Simmonds' graphic novel 'Tamara Drewe', originally serialized in The Guardian. The story reimagines Thomas Hardy's 'Far from the Madding Crowd' in a contemporary setting, following a young journalist who returns to her family's farm in the English countryside, stirring up romantic entanglements and local drama among the residents of a writers' retreat. Published by De Harmonie and Vrijdag, this volume collects the complete narrative in a single book format.
In "Augustus," Tamara Drewe returns to the quiet village of her youth, now a polished, self-assured woman reshaped by plastic surgery and a life lived in the spotlight. Her arrival stirs long-buried tensions and reawakens old desires, sending ripples through the close-knit community in ways no one expected.
In "Herfst," Tamara Drewe returns to the quiet village of her youth, a place shaped by memory and change, now transformed by plastic surgery and a newfound confidence. Her presence stirs long-buried tensions, unsettling the rhythms of life in ways no one expected.
In "Winter," Tamara Drewe returns to the quiet village of her youth, a place she left behind years ago, now transformed by plastic surgery and newfound confidence. Her reappearance stirs old tensions and unsettles the fragile rhythms of rural life, revealing how deeply personal reinvention can ripple through a community.
In "Lente," Tamara Drewe returns to the quiet village of her youth, her life reshaped by plastic surgery and a newfound confidence that ripples through the community with unexpected consequences. Her presence stirs long-buried tensions and reawakens old feelings, unsettling the delicate balance of the village in ways she never intended.
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