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Cosa si mangia nei libri, fotografato
Riccioli d'oro e i tre orsi, di Robert Southey
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Riccioli d'oro e i tre orsi, di Robert Southey
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
L'amore ai tempi del colera, Gabriel García Márquez
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Le metamorfosi, Franz Kafka
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
I miserabili, Victor Hugo
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Moby Dick, Herman Melville
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
La campana di vetro, Sylvia Plath
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Alice nel Paese delle meraviglie e Alice attraverso lo specchio, Lewis Carrol
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Don Chisciotte, Miguel de Cervantes
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Heidi, Johanna Spyri
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Il giovane Holden, J.D. Salinger
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Alla ricerca del tempo perduto, Marcel Proust
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Carrie, Stephen King
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)
Ulisse, James Joyce
Fictitious Feasts
(Charles Roux)