Signals From The Hill: Recent Episodes
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In this episode we talk to Tim Bird, the creator of Adrift on a Painted Sea, which came out on the 1st October 2024. Kat talks to Tim about family, memory, loss, art… and making quiet comics.
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In this episode we talk to J. Webster Sharp, the creator of The Scrapbook of Life and Death, which came out on the 3rd September 2024. We talk about newspaper clippings, the secret lives of humans, and art as exorcism.
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In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to Katriona about the cultural influences on her work in comics. Kat picks a favourite book, play, film, comic, and TV show to discuss.
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In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to Pidgeabout the cultural influences on her work in comics. Pidgepicks a favourite book, film, comic, TV show and piece of music to discuss.
The post Signals From The Hill #58 – Pidge on the culture and media that have influenced ‘Infinite Wheatpaste!’ appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to Lizzy Stewart about her book ‘Walking Distance’ and the cultural influences on her work in comics. Lizzy picks a favourite book, film, comic, TV show and piece of music to discuss.
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In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to Kit Anderson about her book ‘Safer Places’ and the cultural influences on her work in comics. Kit picks a favourite book, film, comic, TV show and piece of music to discuss.
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In this episode, comics editor extraordinaire Shelly Bond interviews Pidge, the creator of Infinite Wheatpaste Vol. 1 – Catalytic Conversions about her extraordinary Sci-Fi epic. Help support the book now on Kickstarter (campaign ends 11th April 2024!)
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/averyhillpublishing/infinite-wheatpaste-volume-1-catalytic-conversions
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In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to Lucy Sullivan about the cultural influences on her work in comics. Lucy picks a favourite book, film, comic, TV show and piece of music to discuss.
The post Signals From The Hill #54 – Lucy Sullivan on things that influence her comics work appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
Happy New Year! We look back on our favourite moments from comics in 2023, and discuss what we’re looking forward to in 2024.
The post Signals From The Hill #53 – New Year Episode with Ricky, Kat, Danielle and Chloe! appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing’s Ricky Miller talks to George Wylesol about the cultural influences on his work in comics. He picks a favourite books, film, video game, TV shows and piece of music to discuss.
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In this episode, Avery Hill Publishing artist Lizzy Stewart (Walking Distance/Lights, Planets, People!) talks to Owen D. Pomery about his upcoming graphic novel The Hard Switch. They have a fascinating discussion about Owen’s creative process and his love of world-building, kiosks, and B-movies.
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In this episode we talk to Briggs about their newly-release graphic novel adaptation of Macbeth, and Ricky also tries out a new podcast format in this one! He asks Briggs to name a favourite film, piece of music, book, comic and TV show, and they discuss how these may have influenced Briggs’s work and creativity over the years.
The post Signals From The Hill #50 – Briggs on ‘Macbeth’ appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
In this episode we talk to Tillie Walden in honour of the five year anniversary of the release of her hugely successful graphic novel On a Sunbeam.We chat with Tillie about the early origins of the comic, we go deep into some parts of the story and characters, and we even speculate about a potential sequel! (Spoiler alert – it’s probably not going to happen.)
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In this episode we talk to Ellice Weaver, the creator of Big Ugly. We talk world-building, being part of a cartooning couple, and loving your characters!
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In this episode we talk to Nicole Goux, the creator of Pet Peeves. We talk storytelling, manga, the struggle to make things… and writing embarrassing songs in college!
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In this episode we talk to Shanti Rai, the creator of Sennen. We talk mythology, and anthropology and comic art… plus how chronic illness has affected Shanti’s creative processes.
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In this episode we talk to Tom Humberstone, the creator of Suzanne, which came out last week. We do a deep dive into ideas about storytelling and writing, and find out about Tom’s early small press work creating (among other things) the well-loved UK comics anthology Solipsistic Pop.
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In this episode we talk to Taki Soma, the creator of Sleeping While Standing which comes out in July 2022. We talk about why Taki loves editing, the balance of darkness and humour in her writing, and how she narrowly avoided a career in advertising.
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In this episode we talk to George Wylesol, whose book ‘2120’ has just come out. We discuss how George arrived at his unique, dark and compelling style of storytelling, and his journey through the various books he’s published with Avery Hill.
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In this episode we talk to Karen Shangguan, the creator of Quiet Thoughts, which came out in autumn 2021. We talk about how Karen makes her poetic, contemplative comics.
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In this episode we talk to Lord Hurk, the creator of Jinx Freeze, which came out in October 2021. We discuss tying lots of ideas together into one big story, the London small press scene, dreams… and lovingly-rendered biscuits.
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In this episode we talk to Clio Isadora, the creator of Sour Pickles, which came out in October 2021.We talk about how Clio approaches making comics, the economic inequalities that affect people hoping to make a living in the arts, and how the pandemic has affected people in the industry.
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This month we talk to Molly Naylor and Lizzy Stewart, the creators of Lights, Planets, People! about their new book. We talk about how they adapted the graphic novel from an original play by Molly, their experience of collaborating, and what it’s like to work across a variety of different mediums and art-forms.
The post Signals From The Hill #39 – Molly Naylor and Lizzy Stewart on Lights, Planets, People! appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
This month is a tough episode in that it marks the last episode of Signals From The Hill that will be hosted by this podcast’s founder and our Head Of Sales, Steve Walsh. The whole team chat with Steve about his time in comics, from childhood reads, to building the graphic novel section in Waterstones’ flagship store, his time running the small press section at Gosh! Comics and then coming to work for Avery Hill.
Content Warning for friends of Steve. It contains some bad news about his health that, if you don’t already know the extent of, you might not want to find out in this way. So maybe don’t listen to this until you’ve had a chance to speak to Steve or someone close to him.
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This month we talk to Warren Bernard, the Executive Director of SPX, all about the importance of that show and it’s related activities such as the Ignatz Awards, the Graphic Novel Gift Program and building the SPX Collection in the Library of Congress in Washington. We also talk about Warren’s appreciation of Tillie’s work and his role in the production of Alone In Space.
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This month we’re joined by Gina Gagliano, the Publishing Director of Random House Graphic and someone who worked in the Marketing department at First Second as Tillie Walden released books like Spinning and Are You Listening? with them. We talk to Gina about her discovering the work of Tillie Walden and Tillie’s development in her early books as well as Gina’s wider life and work in comics.
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This month we talk to Ricky Miller all about how Tillie Walden came to work with Avery Hill Publishing and the impact of her debut book, The End of Summer, on the wider comics industry and the direction of Avery Hill as an ongoing concern.
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This month we talk to Hannah Berry, fresh from her stint as Comics Laureate for the UK.We discuss the work that Hannah did in the role, focusing particularly on the massive survey taken of comics creators and what that revealed.
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This month we talk to Andy Oliver from Broken Frontier about the expansive scope of the site and the many related projects that Broken Frontier organise and support.
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This month we gather the Avery Hill team together to chat about some of our favourite comics, books, TV shows and sculpture from 2020 and look forward to the new books we’ll be bringing out in 2021.
The post Signals From The Hill #32 – 2020 Recap & 2021 Preview appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
This month we talk to Katriona Chapman about Follow Me In and Breakwater, the two books she has put together with Avery Hill. We also talk about drawing upon life experience in creating art, Kat’s wonderful use of colour and light in her work and how she gains inspiration from her fellow Avery Hill creators.
The post Signals From The Hill #31 – Katriona Chapman appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
This month we talk to Patrick Wray all about his creative life and the process of putting together The Flood That Did Come, his recent release through Avery Hill Publishing.
Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.
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A monthly stroll through the world of Avery Hill Publishing, featuring the latest news on releases and offers and interviews with creators and other comics folk.
This month we talk to Charlot Kristensen about her life as a creative, the comic scene in Ireland and the process of putting together What We Don’t Talk About, her new book from Avery Hill Publishing .
Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.
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This month we talk to Owen D. Pomery all about Victory Point, his new book from Avery Hill Publishing.We discuss his appreciation of space on the page, his different narrative styles across different project and how the work he makes has changed as he’s grown older.
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This month we talk to Stephen Holland from Page 45 in Nottingham about the origins and history of the shop and the challenges they faced opening a shop focused on books being served by an industry focused on periodicals.
Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.
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This month we talk to Jared Myland from OK Comics in Leeds all about how the shop got started, their strategies as a store in general and how they are bearing up with the demands of lockdown.
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This month we turn our attention to one of our favourite shops, Gosh!, in Soho, London and talk to the manager and co-owner Andrew Salmond all about Gosh’s origins, history and their plans for the future.
Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission, while the illustration of Gosh! is by David Ziggy Greene.
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This month we talk to Lizzy Stewart on the importance of creative hubs, the value in re-examining older work and her book, Walking Distance, a visual essay on society, womanhood and 80’s movies.
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This month we convene the first meeting of the Avery Hill Book Club and welcome Rob Clough, a comics critic whose work has appeared at places like The Comics Journal and Publishers Weekly as well as his own blog High-Low, and Kat Chapman, who self-publishes Katzine and has released Follow Me In through Avery Hill Publishing, to discuss Mimi and the Wolves by Alabaster Pizzo.As well as talking at length about Mimi and the Wolves we also round things off with a celebratory chat about the number of new and exciting publishers and presses that have emerged in recent years, including Shortbox, Diskette Press and a recently announced project that Rob is involved with, Fieldmouse Press.
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This month we chat to George Wylesol all about his stunning new book Internet Crusader, let you know about our other new release, Mimi and the Wolves by Alabaster Pizzo, and have a look at the events lined up internationally for Day of Dredd with 2000AD.
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This month we talk to Ricky Miller, one of the co-founders and publishers at Avery Hill Publishing about the year so far in comics generally, and the books we’ve released or have coming out soon. We also have news on a bundle in our webstore of our fothcoming titles and some exciting information on the Summer Sale at Orbital Comics and the latest Bookplate Edition from Gosh Comics.
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This month we talk to Corinne Pearlman, the Creative Director at Myriad Editions about the evolution of the company, her comics related projects outside of her work at Myriad and her approach to finding and working with creators. We also have news on a lovely new item in our webstore and some exciting information on the first show after the reopening of London’s Cartoon Museum.
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This month we talk to Scott Jason Smith whose new book, Marble Cake will be launching at this year’s ELCAF. We also have news on how you can pre-order our books if you are going to ELCAF and some exciting information on the reopening of London’s Cartoon Museum.
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This month we talk to Claire Scully about Internal Wilderness and Desolation Wilderness, her two collections of meditative landscape illustrations for Avery Hill Publishing.
You can pick up a copy of Desolation Wilderness from here: https://averyhillpublishing.bigcartel.com/product/desolation-wilderness-a4-print-pre-sale
We also have some exciting news about a big awards win for Tillie Walden and all the information you need to enjoy Free Comic Book Day!
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This month we talk to Ben Smith from Rebellion Publishing about his work putting together the books that make up The Treasury Of British Comics, an invaluable resource in piecing together the history and legacy of British Comics over the last century or so.We also point out some new work by one of our creators, some exciting events from some of our favourite shops and give a shout out to the That Comic Smell podcast.
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This month we talk to Gareth Brookes about his life and work in comics with some insights into working with different materials and techniques, the importance of smaller comics shows and a very interesting trip to South Korea.
We also point out our new lower shipping rates to the States, some exciting events from some of our favourite shops and give a shout out to the Awesome Comics podcast.
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This month we talk to Steve Tilloson about his life and work in comics with some insights into working with collaborators, creating space for yourself in a scene and the practicalities of making comics. We also round up some recent awards and recognition for Avery Hill Publishing books and creators, point out some events and offers from some of our favourite shops and give a shout out to the Panel Borders podcast.
The post Signals From the Hill #15 – Steve Tillotson appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
For this month’s show we’ve assembled the full AHP team to pick out our favourite books from Avery Hill Publishing, our favourite books and comics put out by other publishers (including THE ‘Distinguished Competition’) and anything else we’ve enjoyed across all media this year.
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This month we talk to Kristyna Baczynski all about her new book, Retrograde Orbit, looking at scaling up your skillset to take on larger projects, some interesting use of visual signifiers in the piece and the ideas of heritage and the emigrant experience that are explored in the book. We also point you towards a couple of shows in December and give a shout out to the Awesome Comics podcast.
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This month we have Katriona Chapman and Elizabeth Querstret in conversation with an interesting chat about the challenges of telling other people’s stories in your own autobiographical work, give a shout out to OK Comics in Leeds and the Panel Borders Podcast and share some news on our appearance at MCM London.
Our theme tune is an excerpt from ‘Against’ by Harlow Family Group and is used with kind permission.
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This month we have Katriona Chapman and Elizabeth Querstret in conversation about their work and practice, give a shout out to Travelling Man in Leeds and the That Comics Smell Podcast and share some news on opportunities to see us at Thought Bubble in Leeds and an event coming up at Gosh! Comics in London.
The post Signals From The Hill #11 – Katriona Chapman & Elizabeth Querstret appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
This month we have Tim Bird and Simon Moreton continuing their conversation about their work and practice, give a shout out to Orbital Comics in London and the That Comics Smell Podcast and share some news on a very special offer on our Autumn releases.
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This month we have Tim Bird and Simon Moreton in conversation about their work and practice, give a shout out to OK Comics in Leeds and the Awesome Comics Podcast and share some news on a very special offer on our Autumn releases.
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This month we chat to Rachael Smith about her life and work, give a shout out to Gosh! Comics in London and share some news on some appearances that Avery Hill Publishing are making at shows this month.
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This month we chat to Charlo Frade about his life and work, give a shout out to Page 45 in Nottingham and share some news on upcoming releases and an offer on Mimi & The Wolves in our webstore.
The post Signals From the Hill #7 – Charlo Frade appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
This month we chat to Luke Healy about his life and work, give a shout out to Big Bang Comics in Dublin and share some news, including our appearance at the upcoming Dublin Comic Art Festival and some great deals on issues of Metroland in our webstore.
The post Signals From The Hill #6 – Luke Healy appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
This month we chat to George Wylesol about his life and work, give a shout out to Family Store in Brighton and share some news, including some great deals on books from Steve Tillotson and Rachael Smith.
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This month we introduce a new feature and give a shout out to Gnash Comics in Devon, have exciting news on how you can get hold of a series of AHP prints, share details on a special offer on Owen D. Pomery books and have a chat with B. Mure, the creator of the wonderful AHP book ‘Ismyre’.
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This month we have exciting news on some AHP-related awards success, an exclusive offer on some books by Tim Bird and a chat with Alex Potts about his life in comics and his work with Avery Hill Publishing.
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This month the Avery Hill Publishing team of David White, Ricky Miller, Kat Chapman and Steve Walsh pick out their favourite books and comics of 2017, suggest some AHP titles that would make great Christmas gifts and look forward to an exciting batch of new AHP titles heading your way in 2018.
The post Signals From The Hill #2 – 2017 Favourites & Christmas Gift Guide appeared first on Avery Hill Publishing.
In this inaugural episode we hear from David White and Ricky Miller, the co-publishers and founders of Avery Hill Publishing, and Kat Chapman and Steve Walsh, who work on Marketing and Sales respectively at the company, all about the history and development of the company over the last few years.
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It’s time again for the now legendary Avery Hill Christmas Podcast! Truly we are all blessed. What’s more, we’ve got two special guests in the form of Tim “Grey Area” Bird and Owen “The Megatherium Club” Pomery!
Those fine gentlemen help us review what’s been a bumper year at Avery Hill Towers (not a real place), featuring ten publications, parties and more events than you can swing a cat with an unusually long tail at.
We then move on to each choose our picks of the year from “The Scene”, featuring work from Eleni Kalorkoti, Structo Magazine, Oliver East, Decadence Comics and Gareth Brookes.
Then, like three wise men, a donkey and the baby Jesus, we look to the stars and farrrrrrrrrrrr into the future at the magical land of 2014 and attempt to predict what we’ll be reading [...]
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Come join us for another chat around the proverbial campfire. In this episode we bring you the cutting edge of hot, cool and sexy small-press news, views and hastily edited out libel. We PLUG Close-up Masterchef 2, Reads 3 and Grey Area 2! We SPILL THE BEANS on what really goes on at the Sheffield Zine Fest, DIY Cultures and Comica Comiket, including the tale of “Table 8” (and believe me, it’s not for the faint-hearted)! We REVEAL the winner of the competition to be “Sexiest Man in Sidcup”! There’s also a lot of stuff about Iggy Pop for some reason.
Dive in now and then fuel your new obsession by subscribing to us for free on iTunes!
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– Ricky
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Turn your festivey Christmas spirit up to eleven and beyond with the new Avery Hill Publishing Christmas 2012 Podcast! Join your favourite three publishers Dave, Michael and Ricky as they bring more jingly, yuletidey, non-denominational joy to your winterville festival than Dickens riding a red-nosed reindeer around the set of the video to Wham’s Last Christmas whilst Mariah cheers on from the sidelines in THAT red outfit. Yes, you know the one I mean.
Herein you shall find our three not very wise men musing on the past! Thoughts turning to the bleak future! Unwanted gifts! Marc Bolan’s ghost! Men too drunk to remember they need to give the podcast an ending leading to me spending hours editing it trying to work out how to fit it all together! The C-Bomb (and no, that doesn’t stand for Christmas)!
You’re going to listen to this and you don’t [...]
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Wherein the Avery Hill gang regale you with scandalous tales of dropping out(!), cats(!), the disturbing underbelly of Milton Keynes(!), ruined trousers(!), rotten reviews(!), low sales(!), inevitable financial ruin(!) and a desperate need to be stalked(!). They also spend more time plugging work by other people than they do their own, which may explain many of the above topics of conversation. It’s the Olympics, you must have at least a passing inclination to have a misguided attempt at going for a run so listen to us on the way round! Download it, subscribe on iTunes, write a review (but not like those ones we get for our comics), tell your friends! Tell that guy at the bus stop! Not the psycho one. Okay, yeah, we’ll take the psycho one.
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– Ricky
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Back in the dim and distant days of Tiny Dancing, when we didn’t really exist and were not people of art, we used to talk about stuff and then make that talking available for people to listen to, if they were that way inclined. You know the type.
Then we stopped doing that, didn’t do anything at all for a bit, then started doing Tiny Dancing as a venerable publication of the great and the good, which you know about because we tell you about it often enough.
But we’d stopped talking, and if there’s one thing we at Tiny Dancing like more than beautiful illustration, writing, comics and other stuff, it’s talking. So we’ve started again.
We’re calling this talking ‘Tiny Dancing Summer 2011’, because it seemed topical and because we read an article about selling stuff on the interweb, and it said it was a good idea. [...]
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