Lizzy Stewart is an author and illustrator from Plymouth who currently lives in London. She won a Waterstones Prize for her debut picture-book There’s a Tiger in the Garden and has worked on numerous other books for children. For adults her work includes the short story collection It’s Not What You Thought It Would Be, an acclaimed graphic novel Alison and Lights, Planets, People!, a collaboration with writer Molly Naylor.

"An introspective, intriguing graphic novel that takes walking as a simple thing but crafts a memoir that’s both deeply personal and yet wonderfully universal. A gloriously wonderful book."  -  Richard Bruton, Comicon.com"Walking Distance depicts the contours of an internal landscape, and the comics page becomes the space through which we can journey with an introspective protagonist.”  -  The Comics Journal

Lizzy Stewart is an author and illustrator from Plymouth who currently lives in London. She won a Waterstones Prize for her debut picture-book There’s a Tiger in the Garden and has worked on numerous other books for children. For adults her work includes the short story collection It’s Not What You Thought It Would Be, an acclaimed graphic novel Alison and Lights, Planets, People!, a collaboration with writer Molly Naylor.

"An introspective, intriguing graphic novel that takes walking as a simple thing but crafts a memoir that’s both deeply personal and yet wonderfully universal. A gloriously wonderful book."  -  Richard Bruton, Comicon.com"Walking Distance depicts the contours of an internal landscape, and the comics page becomes the space through which we can journey with an introspective protagonist.”  -  The Comics Journal

Lizzy Stewart is an author and illustrator from Plymouth who currently lives in London. She won a Waterstones Prize for her debut picture-book There’s a Tiger in the Garden and has worked on numerous other books for children. For adults her work includes the short story collection It’s Not What You Thought It Would Be, an acclaimed graphic novel Alison and Lights, Planets, People!, a collaboration with writer Molly Naylor.

"An introspective, intriguing graphic novel that takes walking as a simple thing but crafts a memoir that’s both deeply personal and yet wonderfully universal. A gloriously wonderful book."  -  Richard Bruton, Comicon.com"Walking Distance depicts the contours of an internal landscape, and the comics page becomes the space through which we can journey with an introspective protagonist.”  -  The Comics Journal