Walterin Prague – Comic Book
€16
Available from October 23rd
180 pages of Prague, in English or Czech.
The eBook arrives the moment you pay. The printed book is a softcover, 129 × 207 mm.
About the book
Prague across 180 pages, drawn as nine‑frame comics. The city, its history and the things that happened in it, the way Walter Ihring saw them and drew them.
It is not a guidebook with opening hours. It reads as well at a kitchen table as it does on the way there.
What you get
Two editions of the same book.
- The printed book — softcover, 129 × 207 mm, 180 pages, full colour
- The eBook — a high‑resolution PDF and a fixed‑layout EPUB, both together
- In the eBook: a clickable contents page and a jump link on every chapter
- English or Czech — you choose before you order
- Pages
- 180
- Size
- 129 × 207 mm
- Binding
- Softcover
- Full colour
- Languages
- English · Czech
- eBook
- PDF · EPUB
Reading it on a screen
You get both files: a high-resolution PDF and a fixed-layout EPUB. The drawings keep their proportions on either one, which is the point — the pages were laid out as pages.
The contents page is clickable and every chapter has a jump link. It reads on a desktop, a tablet, a phone and on fixed-layout readers.
As a gift
An original gift for the people closest to you: your partner, your mum, your dad or a friend.
You’re giving a piece of art unlike anything they already have. Pick the language they love to read in. It’s sure to make anyone happy, and it lasts a lifetime.
About Walter
Walter Ihring is a Slovak author who turns what he knows and has experienced into short, funny stories. They become books and other things that make people happy.
He loves drawing funny cartoons, characters and caricatures, and has plenty of competitions under his belt. In 2015 he published Walterin Bratislava, a city told in comics. Since then, more cities have followed, and not just books, but tarot cards and stickers too.
Look inside
Nine frames to a story, the same way the tarot works.
FAQ
All questions
What is the difference between the digital and the printed edition?
The digital edition is two files you read on a screen, and it arrives by email. The printed edition is a softcover book, 129 × 207 mm, full colour, and it comes by post.
What do I get with the eBook?
A PDF and an EPUB — both, every time. Six downloads in total between the two files, and no copy protection, so they open in any reader on as many of your own devices as you like.
What language is it in?
English or Czech, whichever you pick.
How long is it?
180 pages.