Another of the Story Cities Greenwich launch videos, Jasmin Kirkbride reads her flash, Not Every Train, which is one of the transport stories: train as safety net.
Your next chance to catch live readings from the book is at Blackwells Manchester this Thursday 27th June at 7pm, free but ticketed
Another Story Cities Greenwich launch videos, Evleen Towey reads her flash, School Bus, which is one of the transport stories: bus as route to a better life.
Your next chance to catch live readings from the book is at Blackwells Manchester this Thursday 27th June at 7pm, free but ticketed
Here is the first of the Story Cities Greenwich launch videos, Annabel Banks reads her flash, Other Signals, which is one of the transport stories, negotiating the commute by bus.
Your next chance to catch live readings from the book is at Blackwells Manchester this Thursday 27th June at 7pm, free but ticketed
Submissions closed at midnight on Friday! Thank you for the 192 entries. Let the long-listing commence…
This is the last of the stories read at Greenwich Book Festival – we’ll move on to those read at the Story Cities launch yesterday soon! And we’ll come back to the discussion at the festival eentually!
In the meantime here is Foundation Myth, written and read by editor, Cherry Potts
Your next chance to catch us live is in Manchester! Thursday 27th June 7pm at Blackwells. free but ticketed.
To usher in the launch of Story Cities tonight, here is Rosamund Davies at Greenwich Book Festival reading her flash fiction piece, Today’s Arrivals and Departures, which is in the Termini section of the book, and the first story in it.
There are still a handful of tickets for the launch tonight, but you do NEED to register via eventbrite
There’s cake.
still making it, but definitely going to be cake.
Ahead of tomorrow’s launch, here is Slim Odds by Laura Besley, read by Kam Rehal at Greenwich Book Festival last Saturday. Lots more like this tomorrow…
Very excited about the launch party tomorrow for Story Cities… Kam has been busy decorating the Stephen Lawrence Gallery
and I’m currently baking a cake that will NOT be big enough for 100+ people.
There are 20 tickets left for this free event, so if you were dithering, get a move on.
I forsee lots of selfies in front of that wall…
And we have lots of readings and refreshments, in fact we have so much to get through that you really need to be on time!
7pm open, 7.15 introductions
7.30 first set of readings, Annabel Banks, Evleen Towey, Jasmin Kirkbride, Shamini Sriskandarajah , Jayne Buxton, Rosamund Davies
8pm CAKE and book sales (you can buy books before then but, you know, this is the perfect opportunity);
8.30 second set of readings, Máire Malone, Roland Denning, Maja Bodenstein, Cherry Potts, Nic Vine, Miriam Sorrentino
9pm close.
The Knotsman took up residence at St Hilda’s Church for Brockley Max at the beginning or the month.
Math Jones read about an hour’s worth of material from the book, which gave time to explore different strands, over the next few days we will be pulling together those strands in most a un-knotsman-like way, and see what happens.
Here are a couple of church related pieces
I owe that Mother Lichgate ha’f a shillin’
and
The Undoer of Knots
Officially Published Today! And we have a banner to prove it.
Get yourselves to a bookshop! Should it not already be in stock, (tsk, tsk) all the info you need is here: Story Cities
You can join us to celebrate at one of three FREE events, where the banner will be put to good use.
