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How to create, publish, and market stories in the modern world
On today’s show, we chat about graphic novels, appreciating stories of all kinds, creativity in the modern world, publishing stories in the modern world, mixing art and marketing, plus, pushing through your creative process when things get tough. And, if that’s not enough, Liv’s popping in to review an Aussie legend.
Today’s special guest began his working life in marketing, even winning a Gruen Trophy on TV, but when his kids grew to reading age, he realised there were no appropriate comics. So he wrote his own, ran a successful crowd funding campaign and kicked off an awesome writing and illustrating career that has seen him publish multiple books and win multiple awards/
He’s popped in today to share his creative journey with us, offer up a few tips, and help creators push through those tough times. Everybody please welcome, the huge creative talent that is, Mike Barry.
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