A J Poyiadgi

The latest issue of ink+PAPER is out now, featuring my six page tale, On Reflection. It can be purchased here and at a total of 100 pages is a very fine read indeed.

The other day I saw what looked like a miniature galaxy forming in a cup of miso soup. My God, it’s full of soy!

Another taster from On Reflection, part of ink+PAPER issue 2, out soon.

The next issue of ink+PAPER is now available for pre-order. There’s also some previews on the site, including a sneak peek at my contribution, On Reflection.

Excited to report that my next comic will be a six page story for the comics anthology ink+PAPER, edited by David O’Connell. There’s some cracking talent involved so I’m thrilled to be a part of it. It’s due out this summer and more info can be found here. In the meantime, here’s a taster of the tale.

A specially printed version of Teapot Therapy is on sale now. Available at Gosh! Comics on Berwick Street, Orbital Comics on Great Newport Street and Foyles bookshop on Charing Cross Road. It comes as a foldable A2 poster and limited copies include stickers and a useable drawstring teabag!

It will also be available this Saturday at the Comica Comiket fair at the Bishopsgate Institute near Liverpool Street. Doors open at 11am and admission is free.

For a copy sent straight to your door please contact: ajpoyiadgi@btinternet.com

A couple of pics from the Graphic Short Story Prize exhibition at Foyles bookshop cafe. Fitting that you could read Teapot Therapy while sipping a cuppa.

Teapot Therapy is very proud to be included in Shorties, an online book featuring Graphic Short Story Prize winners and finalists from the last five years, selected by comics legend Bryan Talbot. It can be read or downloaded in full right here.

The always brilliant Forbidden Planet International blog gives a wonderful write-up about Teapot Therapy here.

Very chuffed to report that Teapot Therapy was shortlisted and will be exhibited with other entries at Foyles bookstore on Charing Cross Road from today till 4th December. It also gets a great mention on the competition site which can be seen here. Many thanks to The Observer, Jonathan Cape and mighty Comica Festival.

Time for a celebratory cuppa.