This graphic novel is a re-telling of World War I, but it takes place in a world of magic. Instead of airplanes, men use small dragons to fly; instead of chemical weapons, horrible magical weapons.

Definitely worth a read.

I recommend this if you have read Lost Christianities. I read that book about 2 years ago, and am planning to read it again.

This book gives translations of the Nag Hammadi texts, which gives great context to Lost Christianities

I picked up this graphic novel at the public library, and just read it over the last 2 days. It was the first romantic graphic novel I’ve read, and it was a good read.

A story of serendipity, hope, and in the end, love.

I am looking to see if this dude has done anything else.