Description: A bold and immersive first-person retelling--and a brilliantly compelling graphic history--of Roman ruler Julius Caesar's epic, eventful life
Brief description: A graduate of the Columbia Journalism School, Alfred de Montesquiou is a journalist, essayist, and documentary filmmaker. Winner of the 2012 Albert Londres Prize, France's highest award for journalism (the French equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize), he is the author of many books, of which this is the first to be translated into English. He has also directed several documentaries, including Jules, a French TV series based on I, Julius Caesar.
Review Quotes: The life of Caesar is retold, from his illness as an orphaned child to his political machinations, in this graphic history based on interviews with more than 30 historians.-- "Publishers Weekly"