Kathryn Rosa Miller

I've always really enjoyed printmaking in every form I've tried it, but not been in a position to pursue it.

I made some more papercut art, once again hoping to create something that is pleasing in itself while also working out a design I might...

Now I've got my flat largely sorted - and now that I'm paying a mortgage - my mind has been on what arty crafty things I might be able to...

I've now more or less finished decorating.

I haven't updated for a while because changes are so incremental, but thought I'd put up a couple of snapshots.

This little project which I started here has progressed quite well.

I've had a lovely Christmas break which has felt luxuriously long.

I've been working away at the flat when I have the chance, and feel pleased with how it's progressed, but it's not necessarily the kind...

My stuff has been delivered and the great relief is that it's not all green.

Bookshelves were always going to be an important piece of furniture for me, and I knew I didn't want bookcases - at least big ones, as my...

I have found picking wall colours very hard.

I've bought myself a flat.

It's been a while since I've had a chance to do this sort of thing, but a thought for a cover of a particular books has coincided with some time off.

I've talked now about Discworld's original hardbacks, and their original paperbacks.

In the first post in this series I looked at the Discworld books as they appeared in their first hardback publications.

I have been meaning for a while to do a really thorough dive into the history of editions of the Discworld books - at least in their...

Last weekend I went to the script reading at the BFI of the pilot for Lazarus , the proposed sequel series to Life on Mars and Ashes to...

In a previous post I looked at some of my favourite Discworld covers, the 'Collectors Library'; those clothbound hardbacks illustrated by...

I've been working on a long post (or more likely series of posts) about the design directions of Discworld over the years.

Previously I've looked at the progression of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, through its many editions, firstly in its native UK arket, and then in the US market.