When you sleep, I will creep, into your thoughts like a bad debt that you can't pay. Take the easy way and give in.

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Am really chuffed to have been given the opportunity to contribute a cartoon and also do the front cover for next month's One in Four magazine which is out on December 7th.

You can pick up a copy in libraries, GP surgeries, primary care trust facilities, universities, and Mind charity shops.

Or even better, SUBSCRIBE, and with a bit of luck The Big B might invite me back again.

It's cool to love your family

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My favourite uncle has been visiting recently. I'm sure he represents a recognisable strand in the taxonomy of Unc-dom, but for me he is truly one of a kind.

I'm feeling the pull, dragging me off again

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A cartoon and review done for an event at the Freud museum.

Can't you see I'm a fool in so many ways?

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I have yet to actually watch an episode of X Factor from start to finish. That said, even I can spot two off-key twonks a mile off. And this time, even Hitler agrees with me.

[Birthday card for Juliet. Happy birthday Jules.]

I think it's going to rain today

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And I have got nothing to offer you, no-no-no-no-no. Just this heart deep and true (which you say you don't need)

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Last Sunday I was at the overwhelmingly good and varied Comiket, part of the Comica Festival at the ICA.

Gareth Can-I-Borrow-Your-Toilet Brookes organised a cartoon wall as part of the event: a multi-paneled wall à la Raphael on which Comiketicipants were asked to riff off a randomly assigned line from Watchmen, in charcoal. (Although some people cheated by smuggling in their own art materials and colours, the cads!)

How to fight loneliness? Smile all the time

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One thing I now have in common with Chris Ware: both of us doing product placements for this man.

[A commissioned piece for Litro magazine.]

I don't know what I can save you from

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