John Aggs is a comic creator and artist, based in Sweden.
Patrice Aggs has illustrated more than 50 children’s books, worked in pre-computer animation (including The Snowman at TVC) and contributed to art collections in Europe, the USA and Japan. She was born in Michigan and studied at St John’s College, Annapolis and City & Guilds Art School, London.
Moose Allain's cartoons feature regularly in Private Eye and The Literary Review, and his prolific humorous Tweets have won him fans worldwide.
Laura Ellen Anderson is a children's book author and illustrator, and creator of 'Evil Emperor Penguin', found in the weekly story comic The Phoenix and in graphic novel form from David Fickling Books.
Kate Ashwin has drawn and written over 1000 pages of webcomics since 2002, and contributed artwork to The Phoenix story comic throughout her career. She has a devoted fan following: her current Victorian-era comic Widdershins is on its sixth Kickstarter-funded volume. Kate lives in West Yorkshire with her husband and their two cats.
Nic Aubury has worked in advertising and teaching; he started writing poems by mistake. His poems have been featured in a Penguin anthology, on BBC Radio 4's Women's Hour and in Sophie Hannah's novel The Carrier, published by Hodder. One of Nic's poems for the Carcanet anthology, New Poetries VI, was chosen as Carol Rumens' Poem of the Week in the Guardian. Nic lives with his wife and their sons.
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Rebecca Bagley is a freelance illustrator and book designer, currently based in Bath, England.
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Bec Barnes is a children's book illustrator and author living in Cambridgeshire.
She has worked in primary teaching and toy product design as well as illustrating commercially for educational resources. In 2018, she completed an MA in illustration at the Cambridge School of Art.
Joe Brady is the deputy editor of the ground-breaking, critically acclaimed The Phoenix story comic. He is the writer of comic stories Izzy Newton: Kid Billionaire and No Country, as well as Claire: Justice Ninja. He’s from California and is currently living in Oxford.
Kate Brown lives & works full-time making comics in Oxford. In early 2010, she was awarded the Arts Foundation Fellowship for Graphic Novels. Her recent edits include her creator-owned title, FISH + CHOCOLATE, British Comic ward-nominated THE LOST BOY, British Comic Award-nominated THE SPIDER MOON, and EMILIE'S TURN with Neill Cameron for THE PHOENIX. She guested on the acclaimed YOUNG AVENGERS Vol2, and was a contributor to the British Comic award-winning NELSON.
Martin Brown was born in Australia but currently lives in Dorset. In 1993, he illustrated the first of the HORRIBLE HISTORIES, and has now contributed to more than 60 titles in the series.
Born and raised in Oxford, Neill Cameron has been drawing comics pretty much since he could hold a pencil. He is the creator of the graphic novel Mo-Bot High, and is currently working on series including The Pirates of Pangaea (with Daniel Hartwell) and How To Make (Awesome) Comics for weekly children's comic The Phoenix.