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For review requests, digital or hard copies. If you want to send hard copies to a particular staff member, please contact us for details. Due to the international whereabouts of our staff, we don’t list a public mailing address. Since we receive multiple review requests daily, we cannot cover all requests. We do, however, share requests that fit within our coverage area across the team and cover as much material as possible.

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Staff

Editorial

Andy Oliver
Editor-in-Chief
andyoliver@brokenfrontier.com – Twitter @AndyWPOliver Instagram @andywpoliver

Andy is BF’s Editor-in-Chief, site owner and its resident specialist on small press, self-published and alt comics through his regular ‘Small Pressganged’ column. He has been a member of the British Comic Awards Committee, was a past judge for the Myriad First Graphic Novel Competition and a judge for the 2019 SICBA Awards. He is also a co-organiser of Small Press Day, the editor of the Broken Frontier Small Press Yearbook, a regular chair/guest on panels on the UK comics circuit and was a contributor to Paul Gravett’s book 1001 Comics You Must Read Before You Die.

Read Andy’s articles here at Broken Frontier

Current Staff Writers

Holly Raidl
Reviews
Twitter @iliadtea Instagram @iliadtea

Holly is a classics student who occasionally dabbles in creative pursuits. She is especially fond of self-published and LGBT+ comics. She spends most of her time with her studies or attempting to get involved with things relating to comics, theatre, comedy and the ancient world.

Read Holly’s articles here at Broken Frontier

Jenny Robins
Features and Reviews
Twitter @jennyrobins Instagram @mywordsfly

Jenny Robins is an illustrator and art teacher based in London. She draws birds, words, comics, people, murals or anything that you would like to pay her for. Her zines What Birds Are Really Thinking #1-2 and Real TV Wisdom #1-2 are really excellent examples of her work, her short comics have been published in Solipsistic Pop, Meanwhile…, Over the Line and Dirty Rotten Comics among others.

She’s currently working on a book of short comic stories based around her illustration project 3.52billion (#3point52billion) and was the winner of the 2018 Myriad First Graphic Novel Competition. She’s likely to show up at your book launch and talk to strangers, if there’s free wine and it’s the summer holidays.

Read Jenny’s articles here at Broken Frontier

John T. Trigonis
Reviews
Twitter @Trigonis

John T. Trigonis is a published poet and author (Crowdfunding for Filmmakers), aspiring comics creator (Siren’s Calling and his forthcoming cyberpunk series Breath Run), and former editor at EIGHTY and Lamplighter magazines. When not tapping away at a piece of writing, be it a Broken Frontier review or his latest D&D adventure, John spends more time than he’d like to admit collecting vintage eighties and nineties action figures and collectibles and teaching writing and public speaking courses as a freelance professor at various universities across his home state of New Jersey. One day, when the world gets back to normal, he hopes to open a coffee and pinball house.

Read John’s articles here at Broken Frontier

Lindsay Pereira
Features and Reviews

Lindsay Pereira is a Toronto-based journalist, columnist, editor and digital strategist for global media and publishing houses. He is co-editor of Women’s Voices, an anthology of nineteenth and early twentieth century Indian writing in English (OUP, 2002). Lindsay writes about the arts, obsesses over literature and music, and works to pay for tickets to Tori Amos concerts.

Read Lindsay’s articles here at Broken Frontier

Rebecca Burke
Reviews
Twitter @R_E_Burke Instagram @r.e.burke

Rebecca is a full-time digital publishing assistant but can mostly be found drinking tea and talking about, writing about, or making comics. She has a master’s degree in Publishing Media, and her thesis project revolved around the growth in popularity of comics and the role of small press and independent comic and zine fairs. Prior to this, she studied English & Philosophy, and has since then been seeing philosophy in everything, including comics. Rebecca has had work published by Dirty Rotten Comics and the Vagabond Comics Collective, and has self-published two comics as part of her fantasy comic trilogy.