Gramercy Park

<p><strong>What could possibly connect two solitary beings--a former Op&eacute;ra de Paris dancer and an elusive man whom everyone fears?</strong><br /><br />New York, 1954. On the roof of an apartment building, a young woman patiently tends to her beehives and seems to be longing for someone or some thing. In the building across the street lives a kingpin of crime, isolated from the world, except for one mysterious weekly outing. They don't know each other, but they can see one another. Between them: the void, a police car, and a private fenced-in park under lock and key. <br /><br /><em>Gramercy Park</em> is one of those rare graphic novels that defies the obvious and clich&eacute;d, allowing the reader the freedom to wander in this mysterious adventure and get lost in the poetic script of Timoth&eacute;e de Fombelle and embrace the delicate drawings and muted colors of Christian Cailleaux.<br /><br />Nominated for a 2019 Angoul&ecirc;me Award.</p>