Written by: Stephen Collins
First line: Beneath the skin of everything is something nobody can know.
Why you should read this book: Dave, an almost completely ordinary man, lives an almost completely ordinary life on an island called Here, where perfect conformity isn't just a dictate, it's a way of life, until the day his previously nonexistent beard goes crazy and starts to take over. All the island's hairdressers and all the island's gardeners can't keep this irrational and non-conforming facial hair in check, and eventually Dave must capitulate to the beard, because there is no controlling it. Meanwhile, everyone on the island will be affected by the chaos of the beard incident, learning that a little uncontrolled chaos can be a positive thing for a society.
Why you shouldn't read this book: You strongly believe that unconventional hairstyles disrupt not only the learning process, but the stability of society in general.
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil
Posted by Dragon at 3:24 PM
Labels: art, conformity, culture, fear, fiction, graphic novel, identity, unusual
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