For the first time, fans can read the translation of her story from the French anthology La Villa sur la Falaise.
Hannah Berry's 'The House on the Cliff'
"French publishers Casterman created a book to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their imprint Écritures," Berry wrote.
"La Villa sur la Falaise was made up of work from ten graphic novelists from around the world: Jirô Taniguchi, Nate Powell, Cati Baur, Fred Bernard, Isabel Kreitz, Gabrielle Piquet, Davide Reviati, Sylvain Saulne, Kan Takahama and m'self. We were all given the beginning of a story written by French author Benoît Sokal and challenged to finish it.
"I was actually rather pleased with my contribution, and it saddened me that no-one in the UK could read it. So I decided to rectify that."
Berry's graphic novels Britten and Brülightly and Adamtine are both published by Jonathan Cape.
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