"Is love even enough? "The first time Alberto watched a revenge flick, he was so mesmerised; he discovered something about himself: if the retaliation in the second half of the movie was satisfactory enough, there was no amount of abuse he couldn't stomach in the first half. Catharsis, he found out it was called. Alberto was fond of that word. Catharsis." After spending the Christmas holidays together, Mathias and Alberto return to school disenchanted, and convinced of the other's indifference. When they both find themselves in detention, they decide to skip school together, consequences be damned. But as they are inexorably pulled toward each other, their personal demons are working their hardest to keep them apart. For good. Beautifully illustrated, He Looks So Fine: Part Two takes its time to unravel the two young men's respective traumas and lead them to their inescapable climax. Asking difficult questions, the conclusion to Mathias and Alberto's journey promises to be a heart-wrenching experience for the characters and readers alike"--Page [4] of cover.
Zelda French
Zelda French was a prolific American novelist known for her groundbreaking work "The Jazz Age." Her writing style was characterized by vivid imagery and sharp social commentary, capturing the spirit of the Roaring Twenties. French's contributions to literature include challenging societal norms and exploring the complexities of human relationships.