On the morning of Saturday 8 November 2025, I took part in the Comics Against Capitalism panel within the 22nd Annual Historical Materialism Conference in London. The session brought together myself, Dominic Davies and Reed Puc (who has just submitted his PhD dissertation under our supervision). It proved to be one of those conference moments … Continue reading Comics Against Capitalism at Historical Materialism 2025
Deadline 10 July 2025. Registration is open.
See you at Comics Forum 2024 this 14th and 15th November at Leeds Central Library!
We co-designed a poster to present at the Digital Humanities Conference 2023, Graz, Austria, 10-14 July 2023. You can download it open access.
This year's topic is one close to my heart (most literally if I may say so) and attending is a decision I did not take lightly.
I will participate the panel "Comics in the Capitalocene", with my City colleagues Dr Dom Davies and PhD student Reed Puc.
On Friday 16 December 2022, Linda Berube will present our paper 'My Heart Goes Boom Boom!”: Understanding the Experience of Reading Digital Comics' at the Margins 22 conference.
I have now deposited my deck of slides from my presentation yesterday in the LIS Bibliometrics 2021 conference (28 April 2021).
CHI2021 extended abstract now deposited.
Our synchronous workshop at the International Graphic Novels and Comics Conference was hosted synchronously yesterday Thursday 2 July 2020 at 4pm BST.
A quick report from our international team's participation at the Graphic Medicine 2019 international conference in Brighton, UK, hosted by theBrighton and Sussex Medical School, 11-13 July 2019.
I am pleased to (slightly belatedly) announce on this blog that our multidisciplinary panel discussing Parables of Care will feature in the programme of the Graphic Medicine 2019 international conference in Brighton, UK. Our panel will feature team members from the UK and Canada components of the Parables of Care project. The title of the … Continue reading Parables of Care at the Graphic Medicine 2019 Conference, Brighton, UK
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