‘Houses’ by Matthew Nielsen

Home is Where the Art Is

In part one of the stunning graphic short ‘Houses’ by Matthew Nielsen, a lad moves from house to house, and from boyhood to his university days.

Matthew was raised by a Danish father and a Canadian mother in a Welsh port town. ‘Houses’ is inspired by the many moves in Matthew’s own life. He now lives in Canada, and as of this writing is moving house again.

You can enjoy the first two panels of part one here, excerpted from Issue 31, Summer 2021. And look for part two of ‘Houses’ in Pulp Literature Issue 32, Autumn 2021, coming October 2021!

To find out what happens next, pick up your copy of Issue 31, Summer 2021! And preorder Issue 32, Autumn 2021 today!


Matthew Nielsen, also known by the pen name Nuclear Jackal, is currently working on Toni and Aberdeen, a graphic novel about time travellers living in an empty 2003 Vancouver. In this issue we bring you part one of ‘Houses’, a graphic story inspired by the many moves in Matthew’s own life. He now lives in Canada, and as of this writing is in the process of moving house again. In the meantime, he uploads his illustrations to Instagram @nuclearjackal. Look for part two of ‘Houses’ in Issue 32, Autumn 2021, coming October 2021. And while you wait, check out ‘The Endless Drop’ by Matthew and co-creator Minna Hakkola in Pulp Literature Issue 22, Spring 2019.


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