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Danza (GN)

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Title: Danza
Volume: GN
Pages: 192
Distributor: Kodansha Comics

Release date: 2012-12-04
Suggested retail price: $12.99
Age rating: 16+

ISBN-10: 1612622364 1612622364
ISBN-13: 9781612622361 9781612622361

Description:
Danze is a collection of stories about being a foreigner, sometimes even in your own home. Quiet, comtemplative and subtle, Danza collects some of Ono's best short work.

(added on 2012-05-08, modified on 2012-05-08)

Reviewed by Rebecca Silverman (March 3, 2013)

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