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Sanvoisin, Éric

The City of Ink Drinkers

40 pp. | Delacorte | February, 2002 | Trade ISBN 0-385-72972-3 $$9.95
(4) 1-3 Translated by Georges Moroz. Illustrated by Martin Matje. After learning their cemetery is being moved, Draculink (from The Ink Drinker) and his niece, Carmilla, must find a new home. Carmilla's boyfriend, Odilon, unwittingly finds the perfect place, the Library of the World, which is really Dracuville--a haven for ink drinkers. Sanvoisin's writing is unfocused and weak in spots, yet imaginative, and Matje's moody cartoon illustrations are deliciously spooky.
Reviewer: Mark Adam

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