Lily Zee Hughes
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Colossive Cartographies: Series Eleven (#61-66)
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Upwards (View From a Train) by Lily Zee Hughes (Colossive Cartographies 64)
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Colossive News
- News you can use from Colossive!
- Fractures reviewed on Broken Frontier
- Colossive Press on the Awesome Comics Podcast!
- Colossive Press fundraising for St Christopher’s hospice passes £4,000!
- Hear it, See it, Show it: taking inspiration from songs to create a comic (online sessions with Wallis Eates)
- A Wolfgang Crowe (Fractures) at Gnash Comics/New Lion Brewery Drink & Draw in Totnes, Weds February 15th
- Lucy Sullivan launch party at Jam Bookshop (February 9th)
- Ed Pinsent completes Series Seven of Colossive Cartographies with his Astorial Cutaway
- LBGTQ+ Zine Fair at Brixton Library (feat. Rachael House)
- A new exhibition by David Bray (Colossive Cartographies)
- Our first zine fair of 2023!
- Colossive Press announces Fractures, by A Wolfgang Crowe
- LDComics and the Colossive Manifesto
- We’re in Broken Frontier (several times, in fact)!
- Why pay for therapy when you can just make zines?
- The Secret Origin of Colossive Cartographies!
- Cosmo Chancer speaks!
- More Things My Dad Saw – and how they’ve helped us through lockdown
- Penge street art – a blog post about a blog post
- St Christopher’s hospice: we’re upping our fundraising efforts
- Nan – the ‘lost’ photographs
- Penge street art tour adds £258.90 to our hospice fundraising
- Why I wrote Nan
- Bid for this Trust.iCon print and help the hospice
- Colossive’s Autumn tour!
- Colossive Records: yesterday’s sounds, tomorrow!
- Colossive hits the shelves of the Wellcome Collection!
- The secret origin of Perdu sur le vaisseau spatial!
- DIY Space for London Zine Fair
- Back on the road again
- Les nouveaus zines sont arrivés!
- Things My Dad Saw (That Didn’t Make The Book)
- Four new pages added to How Graffiti Saved My Dad’s Life…
- St Christopher’s: a fundraising update and a feature
- Our latest donation to St Christopher’s
- An interview at Zine Love (plus Sheffield Zine Fest update)
- Emergency: an emotional hand-grenade of a perzine about parenting and hidden disability
- “Being awake in these dead hours is not always a torment”: VJ Sellar on 3:52 AM
- Cover reveal: ‘Things My Dad Saw (But Never Bothered Mentioning)’
- In good company
- Interview with Croydonist
- Sheffield Zine Fest – Saturday 18th May
- Welcome to the Colossive Age!