Queenspark Books to publish ‘Brighton – The Graphic Novel’
Queenspark Books, Brighton & Hove’s Community Publisher, has announced that a new graphic novel, which will delve into over 300 years of Brighton & Hove history, will be published in September. Taking its inspiration from Bryan Talbot’s Alice in Sunderland, Brighton – The Graphic Novel will feature
Queenspark Books, Brighton & Hove’s Community Publisher, has announced that a new graphic novel, which will delve into over 300 years of Brighton & Hove history, will be published in September.
Taking its inspiration from Bryan Talbot’s Alice in Sunderland, Brighton – The Graphic Novel will feature the work of 26 local artists and writers featured across 256 pages.
This book will have a huge appeal for fans of graphic novels, as well as those interested in local heritage, delivering a quirky sideways look at the city’s history from the 1700s to the present day.
If you are a book-seller and would like to stock this book, email: john@queensparkbooks.org.uk for prices and terms.
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