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 This month we talk to Patrick Wray all about his creative life and the process of putting together The Flood That Did Come, his recent release through Avery Hill Publishing. Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS A monthly stroll through the world of Avery Hill Publishing, featuring the latest news on releases and offers and interviews with creators and other comics folk.  This month we talk to Charlot Kristensen about her life as a creative, the comic scene in Ireland and the process of putting together What We Don’t Talk About, her new book from Avery Hill Publishing . Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS  This month we talk to Owen D. Pomery all about Victory Point, his new book from Avery Hill Publishing. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS  This month we talk to Stephen Holland from Page 45 in Nottingham about the origins and history of the shop and the challenges they faced opening a shop focused on books being served by an industry focused on periodicals. Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS  This month we talk to Jared Myland from OK Comics in Leeds all about how the shop got started, their strategies as a store in general and how they are bearing up with the demands of lockdown. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS All 4 of our Spring/Summer titles are available to pre-order from our shop. They’re currently at the printers and will start shipping mid-June. You can also pick them up at a 20% discount in this great bundle!  This month we turn our attention to one of our favourite shops, Gosh!, in Soho, London and talk to the manager and co-owner Andrew Salmond all about Gosh’s origins, history and their plans for the future.  Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission, while the illustration of Gosh! is by David Ziggy Greene. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS  This month we talk to Lizzy Stewart on the importance of creative hubs, the value in re-examining older work and her book, Walking Distance, a visual essay on society, womanhood and 80’s movies. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS  This month we convene the first meeting of the Avery Hill Book Club and welcome Rob Clough, a comics critic whose work has appeared at places like The Comics Journal and Publishers Weekly as well as his own blog High-Low, and Kat Chapman, who self-publishes Katzine and has released Follow Me In through Avery Hill Publishing, to discuss Mimi and the Wolves by Alabaster Pizzo. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS |
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