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Blog postToday you can read the last instalment of my three-part story ‘Dissolution’, which is an Anderson: PSI Division yarn in Judge Dredd Megazine #447.
Cheers to Art Droid Lee Carter for the sweet drawings and colouring and to Annie Parkhouse for her lettering skills. The cracking cover is by Phil Winslade.
As ever, florix grabundae Tharg (via his emissary Matt Smith) for all his good works, and to the mighty team at Rebellion.
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Blog postWith the publication of Judge Dredd Megazine 446 comes the second part of my three-part Anderson: PSI Division story, ‘Dissolution’. This Meg sports a cover by Jake Lynch.
Things continue to get strange for Judges Shenker and Anderson in this tale, and as usual my thanks go to Lee Carter for the art and the colours, and Annie Parkhouse for the lettering.
And today I also hear of the passing of Alan Grant, one of the original creative titans at 2000 AD. Although Judge Anderson -
Blog postTonight, I’ll doing a Q&A with director Lynne Davison after the 22:00 screening of the Irish Premiere of her new feature film, Mandrake, at the Pálás Cinema. Matt Harvey wrote the script, and it was produced by Marie-Thérèse Mackle & Paul Kennedy.
It’s part of the horror stream of films showing at the Galway Film Fleadh this week.
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Blog postThe Galway Film Fleadh is taking place this week, and there’s a selection of very interesting horror films playing this year.
First up is York Witches’ Society, which was written by Liza Bolton, Philippe Martinez, and Brian Marchetti and directed by Liza Bolton.
Liz Bolton will be attending the Galway Film Fleadh, and I’ll be conducting a Q&A with her after the screening in the Pálás cinema tonight at 21:15. So if you want to hear more about the making of the -
Blog postZarjazz! I’ve a new Anderson: PSI Division three-parter story beginning in Judge Dredd Megazine 445, which is out today. Plus, savour that banging cover by the audaciously talented Rachel Stott (if you follow the previous link you’ll get an insight into her process for designing the cover).
My story is called ‘Dissolution’, and features Lee Carter doubling up for Art Droid and Colouring duties. It picks up from the ‘Be Psi-ing You‘ story that was published in Prog 2250. To make things -
Blog postAfter a gap of two years I’m delighted to be a guest at this year’s Enniskillen Comic Fest, taking place in lovely Enniskillen on 18 June, 2022.
There is an exciting line-up of guests, including the first appearance of legendary Northern Irish comic book writer, Gareth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys), at a convention in Ireland for the first time in decades.
I’m particularly looking forward to catching up with my 2000 AD collaborators Michael Carroll and Paddy Goddard after not see -
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Blog postAn unexpected pleasure arrived in the mail today – the Portuguese translation of the Cursed anthology, edited by Marie O’Regan and Paul Kane. My story ‘Faith & Fred’ is in it.
This lush hardback edition by Brazilian publisher Trama is a beauty!
Black pages with white print – it’s like reading a book in dark mode! I love it.
Huge thanks to Marie & Paul and to the team at Trama for creating such a delicious book, and to Ulisses Teixeira for the translation.
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Blog postThanks to editor Colin sullivan for choosing my story ‘Life Pay‘ for the Futures section of Nature magazine, which has a cool accompanying image by Jacey.
You can read it online now, along with a few thoughts from me about the influences that helped shape the story.
Futures stories must be short, so it’s a fast read.
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Blog postThe International Literature Festival of Dublin is taking place in our capital city from 19-29 May and it’s always a wonderful festival with a wide variety of fascinating events for people to attend.
This year I’ll be part of a conversation with debut novelist and medievalist Finn Longman, on ‘The Dark Side’, where we’ll be pondering the answer to such questions as ‘Why do we love a good fright? And why do horror stories haunt us the way they do?’
If you fancy coming along to -
Blog postJust a short drive from my house is the magnificent Thoor Ballylee, a magical Norman tower in which William Butler Yeats and his wife Georgie Hyde-Lees lived together. Here’s one of the photos I’ve taken over the years:
The Yeats Thoor Ballylee Society is organising two fundraising events tomorrow (Bealtaine’s Eve) with all proceeds going to Ukrainian Refugees in Ireland. Not only can you support people in need but you can also enjoy it in a sublime setting.
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