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Form of a Question | Andrew Rostan

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Andrew Rostan is excellent at remembering facts and recalling the memories he associates with those facts—memories of deaths in the family and extraordinary people. At the age of twenty-two and suddenly a contestant on the very game show he associates with the happiest moments in his life, Rostan’s about to realize that existence is like JEOPARDY! and that all the answers are staring you in the face if only you ask the right questions. Form of a Question is a moving memoir from writer Andrew Rostan (An Elegy for Amelia Johnson), along with artists Kate Kasenow (All Saint’s Day) and Jenna Ayoub (Adventure Time Comics), that revisits one of the most formative moments in his life and reveals how a chance opportunity to appear on a game show taught him much more about living than he knew he needed.

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AmberWB

Form of a Question | Andrew Rostan

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My husband and I are huge Jeopardy fans and watch it pretty much every night. I feel brilliant when I‘m able to answer Final Jeopardy correctly. š So I had to read this book. It was good- but not as much about the author‘s Jeopardy experience as it was his life and relationships. That said- it was a good read.

Bklover I love Jeopardy! 5y

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WanderingBookaneer

Form of a Question | Andrew Rostan

This graphic memoir about a Jeopardy contestant looks promising.

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