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- About Me:
- My name is James, I live in London and make comics.
Stockists of my hand made comic collections include Rough Trade and Tatty Devine. Alternatively see my website.
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- http://www.jamesnashlovesyou.com
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The Present Is Not a Purgatory
^^^^^ NEW COMIC NOW AVAILABLE ^^^^^
The Present is Not a Purgatory collects all the diary drawings that I made in 2008. Themes include relocation, heartbreak and nervous exhaustion, but a bit more fun than that all sou… Continue
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^^^^^ NEW COMIC NOW AVAILABLE ^^^^^
The Present is Not a Purgatory collects all the diary drawings that I made in 2008. Themes include relocation, heartbreak and nervous exhaustion, but a bit more fun than that all sounds.
Stockists include Tatty…
^^^^^ NEW COMIC NOW AVAILABLE ^^^^^
The Present is Not a Purgatory collects all the diary drawings that I made in 2008. Themes include relocation, heartbreak and nervous exhaustion, but a bit more fun than that all sounds.
Stockists include Tatt…
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Have just reviewed your zine as well as Isabel Greenbergs work on my good friend Terry Hooper's Comic Bits Online site-www.comicbitsonline.com. Better late than never.
Hope things are well with you !
Paul
Good to see you last week, albeit fleetingly.Am halfway through your 2008 collection and really enjoying it, though am saddened at how depressed you seem to be in it. Try not to get too downheartened, your work is really good, and has a refreshing honesty to it.
I've just written a short piece on last weeks event on my friend Terry Hooper's website www.comicbitsonline.com. I'll be doing some small reviews of some zines I picked up for the same site shortly-expect a mention.
Take care and best wishes
Andrew Wyke