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Latest ∙ 03 Mar 2026

In Your Skin: The News Continues

I’m writing this from London – Anand RK and I came down here to do something very exciting with Ram V, Evan Cagle, Tom Muller and Arnaud Kikoo for an exciting new thing (you can catch a sneak peek of it here). While we were here, though, a little something

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News & Sundry

Back to doing something like my regular old newsletter. Bunch of updates to cover. Let’s get to it! Work-wise, I’ve only lettered three issues of comics in the new year – w0rldtr33 #19, The Department of Truth #36, and my own In Your Skin #1. In terms of releases,

In Your Skin: Covers, Coverage & India Release

I’ll admit, I was a bit nervous about how people would react to the announcement of In Your Skin. Som’s art is, of course, brilliant, and I think he’s outdoing himself on this one – plus, we’ve got an amazing lineup of cover artists (wait till you

2025 in Review

(I wrote this a few weeks ago, but with work, travel and the announcement of my first longform comic as a writer, I didn’t have a chance to reread this till now to post it. However, I’m not making any chronological edits, so In Your Skin is still

In Your Skin: New Comic Announcement

If you’ve been following this blog, you know this has been in the works for a while now (for years, really). I am absolutely delighted to announce the upcoming publication of my first longform comic as a writer, In Your Skin, with artist Som, colour artist Francesco Segala (assisted

Two Pieces of News

Short one to start off the year, with two things that happened this week. First of all, The Comics Beat announced Morgen acquiring a multi-volume graphic novel series by Ram V, Evan Cagle and Anand Radhakrishnan, with lettering by me, design by Tom Muller and editorial supervision by Eric Harburn.

It Takes As Long As It Takes

As I’ve mentioned in a couple of posts before, I’ve been watching a lot of YouTube videos about guitar as I slowly learn to play the guitar myself. One of my favourite recent ones was this history of the guitar, in which guitarist Rob Scallon and classical guitarist/

Foolscap Paper

If you grew up in the British Commonwealth, you’ve probably heard of foolscap paper. It’s a slimmer size than A4, and a bit taller (8 x 13 inches, usually). Most of our bigger notebooks in school were foolscap-sized. Except, when we were in school, we pronounced the name

Serendipity

I just finished reading the excellent book The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction by Alan Jacobs, whose blog I’ve been following for years, and he’s talking about the importance of serendipity in reading for pleasure, and he drops this: The word was coined by that