Stu and I will be attending the "Space, Time, Machine and Monster" event on June 21st.

I will be a part of the horror panel in the afternoon alongside some genuine horror writers!

On Saturday 21 June 2008, Academi will be holding a Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Day Conference as part of the new South Wales Valleys Literature Development Initiative. The event will be held in the University of Glamorgan, Treforest campus, in partnership with the Science Department. Professor Mark Brake, originator of the ‘Science: Fiction and Culture Course’ at the University will introduce an exciting day including workshops, discussion panels and presentations from a wealth of talented authors, scriptwriters and creative artists from Wales including Jasper Fforde, Philip Gross, Tim Lebbon, Steve Lockley, Steve Volk, Catherine Fisher, Terry Cooper and more.

For more information, visit the Academi website

From IndieReview

Chris Lynch and Stu.art make up the MWM studio. They've published three successful editions of their horror anthology, all of which are to a high standard.

Focusing on horror, but with a few different twists, MWM delivers a complete package. Stuart's art and Chris' writing go together very well, as does the art from some of the other artists featured. It's really a showcase for Chris' imaginative stories and Stuart's art, but they deserve it. Stuart's dark, shadow heavy artwork really suits the title, and Chris has a certain liking toward the horror genre that shows in some great short stories.

At a fairly standard US comics price of £2.50 and (£2.39 for #1), it's a tad more than most indie titles, but the quality shows.

The new wave of UK "Horror" comics has arrived...
Although MWM (sub-titled "Making Deals With Devils") is usually filed under the all encompassing wing of wing of Horror comics, to do so does the title a discredit, as there's a lot more to the four tales contained within, than the usual splat and gore that tries to pass itself as "modern horror", especially in the sense of graphical and comic work...

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