About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 43. Chapters: Ahmed Sanusi, Ailbhe Darcy, Alan Nolan, Anna Fitzpatrick, Aongus Collins, Archie Templar, Arja Kajermo, Arthur Booth, Barry Hughes, Barry Reynolds, Bob Byrne, Bob Fannin, Bob Neilson, BrenB, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Celine Kiernan, Chris Judge, Ciaran Walsh, Claude Byrne, Dan Walsh, Danielle Lavigne, Dave Hendrick, David Norman, Declan Shalvey, Donal Casey, Eileen Coghlan, Ellen Creathorne Clayton, Eoin Coveney, Eugene Dillon, Fintan Taite, Frank Leah, Gabriel Rosenstock, Gar Shanley, Gareth Cummins, George Altendorf, Ger Hankey, Gerrit van Gelderen, Gerry Hunt, Grace Gifford, Graeme Keyes, Harry Clarke, Henry Brocas, Isa M. Macnie, J. D. Reigh, Jack Morrow, Jim Fitzpatrick, John Doyle, John Robbins, Jolien Hampson, Joven Kerekes, Kevin Thompson, Kieran Murphy, Kilian Plunkett, Len O'Grady, Liam Geraghty, Louis D'Alton, Matthew Lawless, Meredith Brosnan, Michael Carroll, Michael Scott, Michael Stoppelaer, Mike Hubbard, Morgan Llewellyn, Murra MacRory, Niall Dooley, Nicholas K. Robinson, Nick Grey, Norman Teeling, Oisin McGann, Paddy Brennan, Paul Gray, Philip Barrett, Richard Moynan, Richie Smyth, Rob Curley, Robert Carey, Robert Pyke, Ronan Kennedy, Sean Teeling, Stephen Byrne, Stephen Daly, Stephen Mooney, Stephen Paul Coffey, Stephen Thompson, Tom Collins, Victor Brown, William Henry Brooke, William Tell. Excerpt: Abban Dunne is a webcartoonist based in Dublin. Ahmed Sanusi, a Nigerian artist who settled in Dublin, created the five part science fiction series Sinju in 1999, and a semi-autobiographical science fiction comic, Tripped Out Metropolis, in which two brothers, Moe and Zeek, are abducted by aliens and find themselves in a surreal, Kafka-esque city, in 2000. Ailbhe Darcy is a Dublin-based writer and poet who contributed to Damien O'Reilly's comic/zine Paper Cuts in 1998-1999. With Clodagh Moynan, she also co-edits Moloch, an Irish e-journal combining writing and ...
