This is the third and therefore the final volume of the Jimmy Burn Trilogy. Is it tragic, comical, dramatic? Is it psychological, socially critical, literary, exciting, sensitive, accessible, emancipated? Yes dear reader, it is all of the above. Jimmy Burn undertakes, confronts and fights injustice, like the man we know him to be. Sometimes he finds himself totally bewildered, but never very long. Ultimately he takes a drastic decision. With irreversable consequenses. Adventurous, almost like Tin Tin for adults. Straight forward. A little sideways, weird and personal. Original. Vulnarable: a voice from the heart. Clichés never shunned. And all of that in black and white. Take that to the bank.

English version in the pipeline.