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Christmas Catch-Up and a Cuppa
Grab yourself a cup of tea and join me for a much needed Christmas catch-up! I’ve not written in over a month as I’ve been so busy. Now I’m writing I can’t think of much that is new. But what … Continue reading
Posted in News, Poetry Gigs
Tagged apples and snakes, bedford, christmas, london, new year, new years resolutions, poetry, show, spoken word, the place, theatre, word's a stage
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Welcome Home
Today is going to be the end of a very social and productive week, before the start of a very busy week to follow (which will also include a bit of socialising). I’m going to my friend Jo’s house for her … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged art, confessions, fiction, friends, Gillian Wearing, home, london, masks, prosthetic, reality, truth, visual art, Whitechapel, Whitechapel Gallery
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Easter Two-Nighter
Right, because I’m at my London home and using the laptop I spilt water on that doesn’t have the letter ‘g’ (and it’s nearly 1am) I’m going to try to keep it short and sweet. I’m writing it slightly annoyed … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry Gigs
Tagged Carmina Masoliver-Marlow, farrago, late shift, london, Norwich, poetry, sainsbury's centre, singing, spoken word, UEA
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