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Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City Guy Delisle
Publisher: Drawn & Quarterly

Jerusalem is the latest travelogue comic by Canadian artist Guy Delisle, and, like his previous books (Burma Chronicles, Pyongyang, and Shenzhen), it is beautiful, funny and informative. Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City by Guy Delisle Not only did I learn a lot from this book, it was also a head above Delisle's book about North Korea because there were also plenty of interesting little mini-plots. In the graphic novel “Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City,” Quebecois cartoonist Guy Delisle offers us a graphic (anti-travel) travel book. Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City has worked beneficial for me and I believe it would do wonders on you too. With a link to my recent review of his latest graphic novel, Jerusalem: Chronicles From the Holy City. Jerusalem – Chronicles from the Holy City – By Guy Delisle – Review. Quebecker Delisle reports from far-flung locales in an inimitable black-and-white style. This is my other favourite from 2012. Jerusalem Chronicles from the Holy City. A classic outsider, he simply and gracefully illustrates the world around him. Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City by Guy Delisle, 2012. Guy Delisle will be at Harvard Book Store tonight at 7pm for a free signing and discussion of his travel journal from Jerusalem entitled, Jerusalem: Chronicles From the Holy City. Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City is Guy Delisle's fourth travel graphic novel (translated by Helge Dascher). No, this is not Fodor's -Delisle is a cartoonist, not a travel writer. So, you know - I reviewed Jerusalem: Chronicles From the Holy City for The Globe and Mail a couple of weekends back. You can read testimony from customers to find out more through their experience.