Patagonia Patagonia

Patagonia

Alex Turgeon

Publisher Description

Alex Turgeon is a Canadian born artist and poet residing in Berlin. 


His book 'Patagonia' is a meandering exploration of consumer fantasies in the form of a modern epic.


'Patagonia' is the first publication by Version House.

    • GENRE
    Fiction & Literature
    RELEASED
    2012
    October 18
    LANGUAGE
    EN
    English
    LENGTH
    13
    Pages
    PUBLISHER
    Version House
    SELLER
    Version House GbR
    SIZE
    90.2
    KB

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