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Literary and genre fictions spark debate amongst readers; man-machine tension explored at Technologies Of Romance Symposium; Nike and Boeing hireContinue Reading
With its serialised horror zines, Frisson Comics perpetuates the British publishing tradition of comics anthologies that began in the 1930s.Continue Reading
World-building in games and comics isn’t that different from William Wordsworth’s dictum that shapes Romanticism: “poetry is the spontaneous overflowContinue Reading
Comics are a springboard to screen, a storyboard ready to be adapted for movies. Tommy Yune, author, Robotech, says the timeContinue Reading
Rising stars of sci-fi and fantasy tell us how they construct their stories; insightful roundtable on the business of comicsContinue Reading
We hear from experts on how to be creative and funny in your stories. Other top tips: switch off yourContinue Reading
Marc Vallée’s photographs reveal the people that we see but ‘don’t see’: urban youths and adolescents sidelined by neoliberalism. He speaks toContinue Reading
Andrew Weale would like you to dance when you read London Out Of Time. Ideally, that’s how it should be enjoyed.Continue Reading
Like graphic novels, a magazine allows for a story to be paced in instalments. And Mark King has much toContinue Reading
Printers and publishers are the most dissenting of folks. Blunt words and sharp scrutiny make for remarkable publications, and thatContinue Reading