An Evening with Adin Milo

In the kingdom of Austerra, things are amiss. Supplies have vanished. Traders are disappearing. Dark magic is brewing.

Join us for an evening with Adin Milo to celebrate the launch of his debut children’s graphic novel, Terrible Tails: The Last Sipper. An author-illustrator, animator, musician and actor, this exciting new fantasy graphic novel series brings together Adin’s lifelong passion for visual storytelling in an action-packed adventure where three unlikely heroes risk everything to save the day.

Terrible Tails is fast, funny and packed with visual humour that kids and adults alike will love. Hear from Adin as he shares the tales behind his bold debut.

Free to attend, but RSVP essential.

About the book:

Trouble is brewing in the Kingdom of Austerra. Traders have mysteriously disappeared. Supplies have vanished. And there’s a haunting presence growing in throughout the land.

But the last straw comes when the tavern runs out of Vom’s favourite drink, the legendary Stink Bug Sipper. Three ragtag adventurers, Vom, Elf and Bruce, join forces on a mission to save the day.

What follows is a wild, fast-paced adventure packed with absurd quests, quirky characters and laugh-out-loud moments. With fresh, retro-inspired illustrations and playful storytelling, Terrible Tails: The Last Sipper is perfect for young readers who love light-hearted fantasy, humour and action-filled escapades.

About the author:

Adin Milo is a Sydney-based author-illustrator, animator, musician and actor with a lifelong passion for visual storytelling. His creative career has spanned animation, games, comics and music, including work as an animation assistant on Childish Gambino’s acclaimed Feels Like Summer music video and artwork for the board games Dicey Devices and Pack of Crooks.

His debut children’s graphic novel, Terrible Tails (published by Berbay), brings together his love of retro art, fantasy, adventure and offbeat humour. Whether drawing, writing, animating or making music, Adin’s work is driven by expressive characters, imaginative worlds, and a love of telling a good story.