Ogner Stump's One Thousand Sorrows

by J.C. Andrijeski, Andrew Goldfarb, Shannon Wheeler

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1585051314
• ISBN13: 9781585051311
• Release Date: February 2003
• Publisher: Wonderella Printed
• Length: 150 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Goldfarb is a Genius!

These fabulous tales of Ogner Stump are sure to strike wonderfully resounding chords in all those who dare partake of it's pages. The stories and artwork alike are truly one of a kind, a rare treat to behold in this world of copy-cating run amuckedness. I can't wait for the next installment of tales which, like these, will surely add wonder to my life and deeper meaning to my coffee table.

Mind-bending, disturbing, funny, beautiful!

Mind-bending, disturbing, funny, beautiful -- what more do you want? The artwork is strong, bold curves describing dreamlike images. Fantastic layouts and whimsical frames hold hilarious stories.

What could I say?

What in the world could I say to make you give this book a try? Whatever it is, I'd only say it because I sincerely think this is a book for every sort of person I know. Sure, I did the production and colour for it, but that isn't why I'd recommend it. Actually, the reason I'd recommend it is the exact reason I did the production and colour work on this book. Andrew Goldfarb's mind is one not to be taken lightly, yet it screams of a truth interlaced in all of our own experiences and whimsey. To be allowed to work on this book was more than a huge honour. It is the book's charm and insight that makes me pray for an edition of the rest of the Sorrows. Goldfarb can take a common, every-day event and help us all to see why, in every moment, we live such tortured lives...and still survive to laugh about it....If you have taken a step, drawn a breath, or had a haircut you will relish the time you had reading this book for the first time. If you have ever lost a beloved friend, pondered perpetual motion, or tried to make a flying machine, you will understand why you read it again...and again...and then you will tell a friend to buy it and be as lost for appropriate words as I am.