Late, written by Iain Burnside and illustrated by Richy K Chandler, was commissioned for the website and is also appearing in The Girly Comic #17.

Iain Burnside lives in Edinburgh and continually manages to breathe in and out, tell left from right, dress himself and various other amazing feats. In between doing all of these truly stunning acts he is a regular contributor to Comics Nexus and writes stories and poems whilst apparently studying history at Edinburgh University. This is part of a never-ending quest to save his own sanity, which is not at all helped by currently talking about himself in the third person. Oh, well.

Richy K. Chandler is the creative force behind Tempo Lush Comics, including
“Delicate Axiom”, “Lucy the Octopus” and “Govinda the Meditating Rabbit”.
After earning a diploma at Wimbledon School of Art, Richy graduated from
Camberwell College of Arts with a degree in Ceramics. He’s gone on to have work
published in Britain, Germany and Japan, including cartoons, logo designs, comic
strips, cd covers and illustrations.
When he’s not working on comics and artwork he’ll most likely be found writing,
recording and performing eclectic pop music as Last Precious Cookie.
Richy has lived in the big city of London all his life, except in 2000-2001 when
he lived in the even bigger city of Tokyo.
He currently lives in North London with his lovely wife and son, on the top
floor of a little house. Some nights the entire top floor separates from the
rest of the house and flies off into space. Not every night though.
Visit him at www.myspace.com/tempolush

Irish cartoonist Ztoical is looking for submissions for a new charity anthology comic. Here’s why she’s creating this anthology: 

“My Dad worked for a number of aid organizations over the years and I wanted to do something to raise money for one of them but I also wanted to raise that money doing something that was personal to me which of course is comics.
I’m putting together a comics anthology to be published in September 2008 featuring the work of as many cartoonists as I can get to contribute. All proceeds from the sale of the book will be donated to GOAL.”

For more information on the anthology see her livejournal: http://ztoical.livejournal.com/14155.html

Caroline Parkinson was born in 1981 and graduated from Loughborough University with a BA in Illustration. She has animated, written and directed a short film “The Cloud Factory”, which has been shown at Brief Encounters Film Festival, Nottingham, and the Burning Man Festival, Arizona. She has also self-published several short comics, the latest of which, Journey, can be bought in Gosh! opposite the British Museum. She would be delighted to show you her portfolio.

You can see more of her work at www.carolineparkinson.blogspot.com

Jeremy Dennis is a female cartoonist (yes, Jeremy is a strange name for a woman isn’t it?) living in Oxford, right in the middle of England. Oxford is a town full of music and people, two things she likes very much. She also likes comics. She’s been drawing since she could hold a pencil, a comics fan since she started to read, and producing mini-comics since she was shown how in 1989. She also runs workshops, collects curious old nooks and adapts them to her needs, takes photographs and makes extraordinary things. http://www.jeremydennis.co.uk/