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Time Travelling With Cartoonists (Holiday Edition)
Welcome to the first edition of Time Travelling with Cartoonists! In this new series, we'll talk to Conundrum artists about their younger years.
read moreUnder the Surface with Ariane Dénommé
In a recent review, Maisonneuve described Ariane Dénommé’s 100 Days in Uranium City as, “A colourless world laden with the miners’ unvoiced desires. But the chiaroscuro also creates a luminous beauty: a lamppost shining on snow on a barren street, or a starry night sky.” If you haven’t already read 100 Days in Uranium City, you’re missing out on an important piece of work. The graphic novel shines a light on the kind of life that remains invisible to many Canadians–the quiet isolation of...
read moreAll Set for Expozine!
Expozine 2018 is coming up in just three weeks! Join us as more than 300 publishers and self-publishing authors and artists gather together for a celebration of "the thriving new culture of the printed page."
read moreAnnouncing… The Conundrum Press Spring 2019 Line-Up!
At Conundrum, every year is a great year, and 2019 is shaping up to be just like all the others. We’re pleased to announce that this spring, we’ll be publishing five new titles!
read moreWage Slaves
Wage Slaves is the autobiographical story of Daria Bogdanska’s determined struggle to build a life in Malmö, and how she found a way to succeed, against all odds.
read moreAurora Borealice
In Aurora Borealice, Steacy explores her personal journey through alter-ego Alice, a functional illiterate with a creative mind and an astonishing amount of artistic skill.
read moreGoing to Print: Chicken Rising by D. Boyd
Hey comic fans! We’re thrilled to announce that in April 2019, we’re publishing the graphic novel you never knew you wanted. Packed with fried chicken, Maritime landscapes, and childhood angst, Chicken Rising, is a a debut graphic memoir by an exciting new comic artist, D. Boyd. Read on for details about the book, and for more information about this incredibly talented artist. About Chicken Rising A bittersweet, darkly funny graphic memoir of a social misfit In Chicken Rising, D. Boyd takes an unflinching look back at a...
read moreChicken Rising
D. Boyd takes an unflinching look back at a 1970s childhood plagued by insecurity, bullying, and family dysfunction.
read moreUnder the Surface with Lorenz Peter
"I simply will not rest until I have a copy of Transylvania 500. I could just buy it online, but that is so boring! I am waiting for it to pop up in front of me."
read moreUnder the Surface with Rebecca Rosen
In this instalment of Under the Surface, we talk to Rebecca Rosen about cartooning, silkscreening, character creation, and so much more.
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