248 pages, black and white interior,
color
cover, perfect binding
Praise for Teleny and Camille:
"...an excellent adaptation and modernization of
the material, with lovely stylized art."
—Andrea
Speed , CX!!!pulp
"...Teleny and Camille...stands as both a
great accomplishment in the graphic novel genre and a major contribution
to gay literature."
—Fanboys
of the Universe
"...classic work of erotica is now visually re-interpreted
by Macy in all its lush, sexual excess."
—Marc
Felion , Feast of Fun
"Teleny and Camille seethes. It churns. It
tugs. It traps all things beautifully gay and all things terribly gay
then challenges the reader to not look away."
—Sean
McGrath, Ortho Comics
"The panels explode with vines, petals, and stamens
as suggestive as any Mapplethorpe photo; hard cocks; and beautiful men
posing and writhing...drawn into the beautiful, sumptuous world of elegance,
art, and cruising."
—T
R Moss, Out Personals magazine
"...sensual and bold, reminiscent of Aubrey Beardsley...Macy’s
art changes just as easily, from lovely to grotesque but remains, on
the whole, decadent and lush."
—Hayden
Thorne, Speak its Name
"What Jon Macy has done with his Teleny and Camille
graphic novel is impressive...[he has] given new life to an old, beloved
book that has a lot to offer to modern readers."
—Francois
Peneaud, The Gay Comics List
"One might presume these debased drawings to be produced
by Wilde’s occasional associate Aubrey Beardsley. Rather, they
are the unholy work of one Jon Macy..."
—Joe
Palmer, The Gay League
"...incredibly engrossing, beautifully-drawn works
of brilliance."
—Anthony
Glassman, The Gay People's Chronicle
