Thursday 25th September as part of 'Dead Ink in Conversation' at Wakefield Lit Fest (18.00, free)
Saturday 27th September I'll be reading a story at Leeds & Bradford Anarchist Bookfair, at Bradford 1 in 12 Club, around 14.00 I think, and I think it's free in. Join the facebook event for more info.
Short story writer & novelist. K Blundell Trust award-winning Author, Saboteur Award winning editor (Remembering Oluwale), fiction editor at Strix Magazine. Director of the Northern Short Story Festival.
Showing posts with label Wakefield literature festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wakefield literature festival. Show all posts
Tuesday, 9 September 2014
Saturday, 9 August 2014
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Or: another post containing a list of good news....
"Brick Mother... is urban, northern and authentic", says Dave Schofield over at Structo magazine; you can read the full review here
Upcoming appearances:
Richard Smyth and I will be appearing at Bad Language on 27th August, at The Castle Hotel in Manchester. More information here
I'll also be appearing at Wakefield Lit Fest, alongside Richard Smyth, as part of 'Dead Ink in Conversation', on Thursday 24th September.
The next Fictions of Every Kind is themed: Whodunnit?! with invited speaker AJ Taft and murder ballads performed by Lowlands. As ever, there'll be a writers' open mic, sociability, and word games. You can find out more here, or the facebook events page is here. We love to see new faces and we're a very friendly lot - you're welcome to come along even if you're not planning to read anything out - we would love to meet you. (Wharf Chambers is a members' club and you do have to be a member to attend events, but it is very easy to join - it only costs £1 and anyone can do it! See the Wharf Chambers website for details.)
Currently reading
How to fight Islamist terror from the missionary position Tabish Khair
"Brick Mother... is urban, northern and authentic", says Dave Schofield over at Structo magazine; you can read the full review here
Upcoming appearances:
Richard Smyth and I will be appearing at Bad Language on 27th August, at The Castle Hotel in Manchester. More information here
I'll also be appearing at Wakefield Lit Fest, alongside Richard Smyth, as part of 'Dead Ink in Conversation', on Thursday 24th September.
The next Fictions of Every Kind is themed: Whodunnit?! with invited speaker AJ Taft and murder ballads performed by Lowlands. As ever, there'll be a writers' open mic, sociability, and word games. You can find out more here, or the facebook events page is here. We love to see new faces and we're a very friendly lot - you're welcome to come along even if you're not planning to read anything out - we would love to meet you. (Wharf Chambers is a members' club and you do have to be a member to attend events, but it is very easy to join - it only costs £1 and anyone can do it! See the Wharf Chambers website for details.)
Currently reading
How to fight Islamist terror from the missionary position Tabish Khair
Monday, 17 September 2012
Legendary Wakefield Bands
I was recently invited to make a series of postcards to celebrate the work of legendary Wakefield DIY bands of yesteryear. A series of letterpress postcards featuring the lyrics of bands such as Dugong, and Pylon are to go on show at the Wakefield Orangery between 17th September to 2nd November as part of Wakefield Literature festival.
Currently reading
Junot Diaz Drown
David Gaffney The Half-Life of Songs
Charles Bukowksi Post Office
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