Appollo, whose real name is Olivier Frédéric Appollodorus, is a French author of short stories and comic book scripts. His work is characterized by a sharp look at reality and an ability to capture complex human emotions. He found his artistic roots in Réunion, where he became a founding member and a key figure in the literary and comic book world. His scripts and stories often explore themes of identity, migration, and cultural encounters, while maintaining a unique and engaging style.
The collection features six powerful stories that capture the intense emotions of America's disenfranchised inner-city youth. Through themes of rage, frustration, and resilience, the narratives delve into the struggles and determination of these young individuals as they navigate their challenging environments. Each story offers a poignant glimpse into their lives, showcasing their fight for survival and the complexities of their experiences.