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News and views from the Rickard Sisters by email – including work-in-progress images, and words about the art, literature and history of the left in Britain. The most recent post introduces our next graphic novel, due to be published in autumn 2025
Arts Council Support!
We are incredibly grateful to Arts Council England (and to all of you who play the lottery) for financial support to produce our graphic adaptation of Ethel Carnie Holdsworth’s novel This Slavery – the dramatic tale of two sisters, and their very different forms of resistance to the twin chains of capitalism and patriarchy. The book will be published by SelfMadeHero in autumn 2025. Arts Council England also supported two of our previous graphic novels, The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists and No Surrender.
The gift of solidarity
Shop for the ideal present for the social justice warrior in your life
from the Rickard Sisters range of solidariTEA, uniTEA and equaliTEA designs
We also sell graphic novels…
#BeholdYeRamblers a new musical play by Neil Gore TOURNG the UK. About the Clarion Movement a progressive movement that stood up for and helped working people. Societies were formed rambling, cyclists, choral etc. GHB Ward a pioneer for #TheRightTo Roam campaign.
D’you fancy coming along to The Walrus in Brighton to meet some new friends and talk about comics and graphic novels?
We’ll be there on March 18th with copies of The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, No Surrender and more
Is your mum a rabble rouser?
If you’re looking for Mother’s Day gifts for trouble makers, see http://RickardSisters.com