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Cutting Garden
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1930s
1930s new orleans
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Product details
- ISBN 9781534330801
- Weight: 493g
- Dimensions: 259 x 189mm
- Publication Date: 29 Sep 2026
- Publisher: Image Comics
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
A mysterious young girl seeks out a florist to deliver a painful truth that will forever change them both in this tender, gothic drama about our need for love and the creatures we become in its absence.
On a quiet street in early twentieth-century New Orleans, a florist works through the night to craft a floral arrangement for a peculiar customer—a precocious young girl named Adeil who pays the florist in stories. For every new flower the florist adds to the bouquet, Adeil offers another dissonant detail in her narrative: a chance meeting with a disillusioned jazz singer, a dilapidated family home, an idyllic life on the fringes of an imperfect world. As dawn approaches and the arrangement takes shape, the florist is left to piece together the final details of Adeil’s mysterious life and ponder what this means for her own story.
From Eisner Award-winning writer Darcy Van Poelgeest (Little Bird, Precious Metal) and rising-star watercolor artist Erin Connally comes The Cutting Garden, a gorgeously rendered meditation on companionship, family, and sacrifice.
On a quiet street in early twentieth-century New Orleans, a florist works through the night to craft a floral arrangement for a peculiar customer—a precocious young girl named Adeil who pays the florist in stories. For every new flower the florist adds to the bouquet, Adeil offers another dissonant detail in her narrative: a chance meeting with a disillusioned jazz singer, a dilapidated family home, an idyllic life on the fringes of an imperfect world. As dawn approaches and the arrangement takes shape, the florist is left to piece together the final details of Adeil’s mysterious life and ponder what this means for her own story.
From Eisner Award-winning writer Darcy Van Poelgeest (Little Bird, Precious Metal) and rising-star watercolor artist Erin Connally comes The Cutting Garden, a gorgeously rendered meditation on companionship, family, and sacrifice.
Darcy Van Poelgeest is an award-winning writer and filmmaker living in Vancouver, B.C. He’s known for his poetic and thought-provoking narrative work in multiple mediums. His comics have been published with BOOM! Studios, Dark Horse Entertainment, and Image Comics, beginning with the Eisner Award winning series, LITTLE BIRD.
Erin Connally is a watercolor illustrator who focuses on sequential art and naturalist painting.
Using muted, natural colors and a keen eye for beauty hidden in the everyday, she shares graphic stories with themes of discovery, mental health, and sitting with life’s larger, and often more difficult questions.
Erin Connally is a watercolor illustrator who focuses on sequential art and naturalist painting.
Using muted, natural colors and a keen eye for beauty hidden in the everyday, she shares graphic stories with themes of discovery, mental health, and sitting with life’s larger, and often more difficult questions.
Cutting Garden
€26.50
