Posted on : 13-12-2009 | By :
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I received this fantastic page from Valia today. Although the final print of the story in Insomnia’s “Survival” anthology will be in black and white, the colours were simply too fantastic for me to keep them tucked away in my inbox.
A disturbing amount of people how now joined our “I want to be killed by Chris and Valia” Facebook group and we are having great fun coming up with horrible ways to dispose of you all.
As far as I know “Survival” will be out in time for the Bristol Comic Expo.
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I received the first pencilled pages yesterday for my new Insomnia story “Hypergraphia” this week, drawn by the very talented Valia.
I can’t say much about the story without spoiling it, but suffice to say that this once is a heady mix of Greek mythology and Faerie lore, and should have 
enough little “Easter Eggs” in it to satisfy everyone. As always, I’ve had a great time going overboard with the research.
I’m hoping Valia will have time to include some cameos from my writing alumni, as there is room for plenty of extras. Of course, as this is one of my stories, and Insomnia seem to be foolishly giving me free reign again … they may not be so please to be included as will be to see them there.
I’ve put some simple letters over Valia’s pencils, so you can get a bit more of a feel for what the story is all about.
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What do bloggers, private detectives, and faerie princes all have in common?
They are all in Hypergraphia, a new story appearing in Insomnia’s “Survival” anthology.
This time around I have been teamed up with the extremely talented Valia, who has a line in moody artwork that will certainly suit the story very well indeed … unsuprisingly, this is a dark one folks!
The previous Insomnia anthology, Choices, sold extremely well at the Bristol Comic Con and is currently available via Amazon. The book is consistently picking up good reviews, a testament to the editorial direction of the team from Insomnia as well as the very talented creators who contribute their time and hard work.
So, keep your eyes peeled for “Survival” whilst I search for a cure for Hypergraphia …
I received this fantastic page from Valia today. Although the final print of the story in Insomnia’s “Survival” anthology will be in black and white, the colours were simply too fantastic for me to keep them tucked away in my inbox.
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