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Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph has compiled his 2026-2027 Reading List, which Arts Council England have distributed to their connected libraries, and CILIP: the library and information association, as well as their literature team
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Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph seeks new graphic novel suggestions for libraries
UK Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph discussed his new graphic novel, My Dad Fights Demons, drawn by Abbigayle Bircham, on Shay Grewal's BBC London show last month, as well as his work empowering young people through the use of comics
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Bobby Joseph should need no introduction to most readers of this site. A writer and publisher, he’s the first UK Comics Laureate of colour. In a new interview with John Freeman, he talks about the role and his latest graphic novel, "My Dad Fights Demons!"...
Comics Youth CIC and its charitable arm, Comics Youth SCIO, has announced the launch of a search for the UK’s first Youth Comics Laureate, a ground-breaking, youth-led role designed to empower, pay, and amplify comics creators aged 18–30
Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph continues his mission to promote comics as a medium and reach and encourage new readers, young and old, through workshops, presentations and other events
Young Reporters from Birchfields Primary School got to visit the See Myself In Books Festival in Manchester recently, and interview Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph
Next week sees the start of Read Manchester's See Myself in Books Festival, opening Monday 17th and running until the Sunday 30th March, which aims to inspire children across the city to fall in love with reading, by introducing them to books with characters they can relate to
