Welcome to the new episode of the Wolf Podcast.
Today, I’m speaking with J. Holt, an illustrator, comicbook writer and artist, gamemaker, and professor. I stumbled across his work on twitter and fell in love with the fact that he was sharing his process for developing and drawing a graphic novel set in Anglo-Saxon era England. You can follow him on his substack and twitter or check out Carthage Workshop, where you can order copies of his card game Panomachea or the first two volumes of his graphic novel Theseus. You can also read Theseus for free. His youtube channel is also well worth checking out.
In this episode, we talk about a great many things, including Anglo-Saxon England, language, translation, Greek myths, the beauty and joy of process, the importance of process, creativity as both a gift and a habit, and how to do all these things while being a parent.
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Music by Bart Larsen. Everything else done by me, I guess.
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