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The Forgetting of Wisdom now complete and available at Sticky Institute. 60 pages, black and white with colour cover, A5 size, $7.50.
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The Watcher in the Front Bar
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The Watcher in the Front Bar is now available at Sticky Institute . 64 pages, black and white with colour cover, A5 size, $7.50.
The Chant of the Big Black Birds of Bendigo at Sticky Institute
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The Chant of the Big Black Birds of Bendigo is now available at Sticky Institute . 64 pages, black and white with colour cover, A5 size, $7.50.
The Chant of the Big Black Birds of Bendigo – launch
Very pleased to announce that this is (finally) reaching publication. In post-production now and will be launching at Bendi-Con 2019 at the Bendigo Showgrounds on September 22.
More details on availability to follow.
The Chant of the Big Black Birds of Bendigo – update
End of the year is looking unlikely for the completion of The Chant of the Big Black Birds of Bendigo. It is progressing well, and hopefully ready to go around March 2019.
Here’s a taste:
When Bendigo Blackbirds Sing
Following some hitches with printing ‘When Bendigo Blackbirds Sing’ is now available.
In stock at Sticky Institute for $8. 56 pages, black and white, colour cover.
Greater City, Greater Love
I’m excited about the release of Fountaineer’s ‘Greater City, Greater Love’ album … the illustrations I’ve done for them appear as a limited edition zine available with the vinyl, go to wearefountaineer.com for a look and listen. Congratulations to all involved, the album’s come together beautifully.
Also I’m just completing the finishing touches to ‘When Bendigo Blackbirds Sing’ which will be available in mid-August … here’s a peek…
When Bendigo Blackbirds Sing
The next installment in The Bendigo Pub Project of Oscar Lago is in the final stages of production, due for release in July 2017, titled ‘When Bendigo Blackbirds Sing’. Expect to find within more news of the revival of The Whipstick Sound, and, if the title hasn’t given it away, more about those big black birds.
