NEW! Episodes (graphic novel)
A smart-mouthed kid provokes the wrong flatmate, a misguided teen gets schooled by her crush and a former child star struggles to escape his past.
Seductive advertising fantasies collide headfirst with everyday life in this delicately interwoven tale of identity, desire and coming of age even in adulthood.
A thrillingly observed critique of our media-obsessed society.
“Episodes is funny, sad and strange — in the way that so much of the ordinary and familiar is strange. Like a word you say over and over until its oddness is revealed.”
— Sharon Murdoch, three-time winner NZ Cartoonist of the Year
Format: Hardcover
Illustrations: Full colour
Pages: 200
ISBN: 978-0-473-69940-6
A smart-mouthed kid provokes the wrong flatmate, a misguided teen gets schooled by her crush and a former child star struggles to escape his past.
Seductive advertising fantasies collide headfirst with everyday life in this delicately interwoven tale of identity, desire and coming of age even in adulthood.
A thrillingly observed critique of our media-obsessed society.
“Episodes is funny, sad and strange — in the way that so much of the ordinary and familiar is strange. Like a word you say over and over until its oddness is revealed.”
— Sharon Murdoch, three-time winner NZ Cartoonist of the Year
Format: Hardcover
Illustrations: Full colour
Pages: 200
ISBN: 978-0-473-69940-6
A smart-mouthed kid provokes the wrong flatmate, a misguided teen gets schooled by her crush and a former child star struggles to escape his past.
Seductive advertising fantasies collide headfirst with everyday life in this delicately interwoven tale of identity, desire and coming of age even in adulthood.
A thrillingly observed critique of our media-obsessed society.
“Episodes is funny, sad and strange — in the way that so much of the ordinary and familiar is strange. Like a word you say over and over until its oddness is revealed.”
— Sharon Murdoch, three-time winner NZ Cartoonist of the Year
Format: Hardcover
Illustrations: Full colour
Pages: 200
ISBN: 978-0-473-69940-6