Cancade is a very talented writer. In this zine there is as single story. A fiction story based on the real incident where a little girl became a human torch. Apart from the story, Cancade debates whether writers have the right to take a real story, twist it around and come up with a story that is neither fictional nor real. What if the boundaries between fiction and reality are not clear? Because usually they are not. If you have any thoughts on this, I’m sure she will be glad to hear from you. This zine also has beautiful layout, so simple yet so nice. And the drawings are lovely as well.
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