Icongraphics - Taylor Swift - by Ilaria Nassa & Brian Freschi (Hardcover)

Product Description

Book Synopsis

Tracing the stages of Taylor Swift's musical career, from her close-knit family and the early songwriting of her teen years to the magnificent showmanship and maturity of the 2023-24 Eras Tour, the book sees the phenomenal talent evolve from the myth of the "good girl" to a politically and socially astute commentator on life and love.

Not only a mouthpiece for generations of girls and women, she is a consummate storyteller. And just as Taylor hides 'easter eggs' in her lyrics and performances, this graphic novel contains some easter eggs of its own - hidden here and there to foreshadow what's coming up next.

The IconGraphic series

Depicting the stories of cultural legends, told in the bold, contemporary and captivating format of the graphic novel, the series includes the lives of Alexander McQueen, Coco Chanel, Taylor Swift and David Bowie.

About the Author

Brian Freschi has worked for many years in theatre and the performing arts, and, since 2018, as an author of illustrated books. He teaches creative writing and scriptwriting for comics at The Sign Academy in Florence.

Illustrator and graphic designer Laura Angelucci attended Rome Academy of Fine Arts and recieved her Masters in illustration from the Macerata Academy of Fine Arts. She lives in Rome.

Product Highlights

• Tracing the stages of Taylor Swift's musical career, from her close-knit family and the early songwriting of her teen years to the magnificent showmanship and maturity of the 2023-24 Eras Tour, the book sees the phenomenal talent evolve from the myth of the "good girl" to a politically and socially astute commentator on life and love.Not only a mouthpiece for generations of girls and women, she is a consummate storyteller.
• About the Author: Brian Freschi has worked for many years in theatre and the performing arts, and, since 2018, as an author of illustrated books.
• 128 Pages
• Comics + Graphic Novels, Nonfiction
• Series Name: Icongraphics