Signals From The Hill #57 – Lizzy Stewart on ‘Walking Distance’ and some of her cultural influences!
In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to Lizzy Stewart about her book ‘Walking Distance’ and the cultural influences on her work in comics. Lizzy picks a favourite book, film, comic, TV show and piece of music to discuss.
The post Signals From The Hill #57 – Lizzy Stewart on …
There’s a Tiger in the Garden, by Lizzy Stewart
When Grandma says she's seen a tiger in the garden, Nora doesn't believe her. She's too old to play Grandma's silly games! Everyone knows that tigers live in jungles, not gardens.
12 - Book Club Bonanza!
Betty and Alex talk BOOK CLUBS! From the store's iconic Graphic Novel Book Club, to celebrity book clubs, to past personal book clubs, our ladies cover it all.
Intro & outro music by Cullen Curth.
Media Mentioned:
THE MYTHMAKERS by John Hendrix
THE GULF by Adam de Souza
ROAMING by Jillian &…
Sense and Sensibility (1995) with Lizzy Stewart
The Dashwood sisters find their prospects of marriage suddenly diminished by their family loss of fortune, in Emma Thompson’s adaptation of Sense and Sensibility (1995). Thompson won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay and is also part of the stellar cast, which includes Kate Winslet, Alan Rickma…
Lizzy Stewart, Author & Illustrator of 'The Wreck' on Becoming a Graphic Novelist, Exploring Class & The Joy of Photos
For today's episode Hannah was joined by Author & Illustrator Lizzy Stewart to discuss her latest novel The Wreck. They also discuss her journey to becoming a graphic novelist, writing characters in their 40s, why she's drawn to exploring Class in her work, book recommendations and more!If you enjo…
Jessie Burton and Katy Hessel
Jessie Burton and Katy Hessel join Joe Haddow for a war of the words.
They discuss great women artists, mudlarking, the influence of family histories, museums and galleries, getting children interested in art and finding a writing voice.
Katy and Jessie also recommend some brilliant books - inclu…
The Trouble with Structure, featuring Lizzy Stewart
Lizzy Stewart! Illustrator and writer! Molly's past collaborator!
Maybe you've seen her pictures in there's a Tiger in the Garden, or Lights, Planets, People!
Or perhaps you've read her book Alison? Her new book, The Wreck, is out NOW. It's a glorious genre-defying illustrated novel about the messy…
Ep 33: Crime Fiction After Agatha - Whodunit Got A Whole Lot Weirder
Join Amanda and Joseph for this week’s episode as they delve into the Golden Age of Detective Fiction, remember Agatha Christie and talk about their favourite mysteries. This time, they really try to be spoiler free!
Bookish News
International Booker Prize shortlist short flims
Helen DeWitt and …
'The Wreck' by Lizzy Stewart
Author and illustrator, Lizzy Stewart, joins Sara in the Book Club to chat about her new illustrated novel, 'The Wreck'.
They talk about her writing (and drawing) routine, Eric Ravilious as an inspiration, 90s hairdos - and how drastically friendships can change over decades.
Lizzy also recommend…
Celebrating the art of Illustration, with Sir Quentin Blake and Posy Simmonds
As the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration prepares to open in London, we find out how illustrators are adapting to a changing world.
Starting with a rare interview from Quentin Blake, we'll hear how this once undervalued side of the visual arts still creates the defining images of childhoods, wh…
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