Well, you asked for it, phantom readers in my head, and now you’ve got it! This is a scene from my upcoming graphic novel for Jonathan Cape, LIVESTOCK: a socio-political satire on the relationship between politics, the media, and us. With jokes! It also casts a long, sad look at the disposability of women in […]
An illustrated step-by-step guide to painting that difficult page you’ve been putting off. When working on your section of a collaborative dystopian graphic novel for the Edinburgh International Book Festival, you want to make a good job of it. Not least because it has been written for you by Pat Mills and everyone keeps telling you
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What’s that sound from underneath the door? I know, I know. It’s been two years since Adamtine came out and there’s still no sign of this ‘Livestock’ book. You suspect that it should probably be on the shelves by now, and you know I’m not dead because you keep seeing me at comic events, drinking
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I’ve posted up my contribution to this book, in its absurd, Kafkaesque entirety, translated back into the original English. I do spoil you.
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As my last blog post was two months ago I have to concede, grudgingly, that I am a rubbish blogger. So let us now harken back to the time when I was good at it, when I had intelligent things to say: when I was the Booktrust Online Writer in Residence (capitalised for grandeur). Behold!
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