Congratulations to Reshma, Sarah-Clare, Cath and Dave on successfully launching Story Cities in Manchester. So sorry not to have got there. Thanks to David and Vicky at Blackwells for hosting.
Category Archives: photographs
Photos from Launch of We/She
Dusk: Photos – Lancaster
Photos from the Lancaster leg of DUSK: A Wave of Words Across the UK
Host: Yvonne Felton-Battle of North West Literary Salon, Performers: Mary Hooton, Leo Atkin, Marian Cox, BSL Interpreter: Carol Kyle
Outcome in Sheffield – links and photos
We had a fabulous evening in Sheffield, and got some great coverage on BBC Sheffield Radio and elsewhere…
Video on Radio Sheffield’s Facebook page
Listen again to feature on Paulette Edwards Show at 1hr 39min (available until the end of May 2017)
Big thank you to Nelly Naylor for permission to use her photos. There will be video as soon as I’ve sorted it out.
If you are sufficiently local to Sheffield, you can be part of the project by coming along on 12th May and Having your portrait taken by Tom Dingley.
And thank you for your help and enthusiasm, John Leach, Tim Machin, Trish Elwis, Val Reagan, Sally & Kythe and the rest of Out Aloud for making Tom so welcome.
Happy Launch Guaranteed

Carrie Cohen helping out with ‘To Be A Hero’, and ‘The Painted Platform’… a good choice to read at height.

‘Unaccustomed as I am to pulpit speaking…’

The queue for a signed copy
They may not be great photos but we had a lot of fun launching Happy Ending NOT Guaranteed on Thursday. Thank you to everyone who came and bought books in large numbers, even the local cat came in to check it out, though he was let off buying a book.
Liam reading The Giant, Snow White
Join us at Basildon Library 7pm on Wednesday 12th April for more live readings from Liam.
Success!
We’ve raised (after fees) £2884 for Outcome, which should cover our printing costs for both the book and the launch exhibition.
You can see what it will look like here
We are inviting everyone who helped to show their colours:
so if you see this on someone’s email signature or website, you’ll know they are friendly helpful kind generous people!
And everyone who is IN the book we are asking to also show their colours:
You can preorder the book here
Outcome at Student Pride
So, here’s what we are up to with Outcome, You can get involved by
having your picture taken, like Alix here
Offering us somewhere to have a pop-up studio
or somewhere to exhibit!
You will soon be able to contribute to a crowd fund, but the video of Tom this afternoon wasn’t up to scratch, a lot of background noise and he’s almost lost his voice, so we’ll have to have another go, before we can get the crowdfund up and live.
Outcome in Lewisham
An opportunity to see an exhibition of some of the photographs that will be part of Outcome, our first Photographic book. If it takes your fancy, you can get involved by being the subject of a portrait (if you are LGBT, obviously) or by helping us raise the money to print the book, or by offering studio or exhibition space. Nip over to the Outcome page to find out more.
#Outcome portrait exhibition – as part of LGBT History Month 2016: Lewisham Pride
1 February 10am to 3pm Free
The Broadway Theatre
This event takes place every Monday, Thursday, Friday from 1 February to 29 February
Address:
The Broadway Theatre
Catford Road
SE6 4RU
View #Outcome portrait exhibition by local photographer Tom Dingley http://www.tomdingleyphotography.com at The Broadway Theatre Gallery space – access via Box Office
Suitable for:
- Anyone
Longest Night Photos
Full cast of readers performing At The Hotel de la Lune by Sarah James. (L-R: Annalie Wilson, Lorraine Spenceley, Patsy Prince, Saul Reichlin.
Sarah Lloyd and Ian Kennedy singing one of their lullabies.
Annalie singing
Patsy, Sarah & Ian performing the final story: Left of Earth, Right of Venus by Pauline Walker.
Saul reading Doubting Thomas by David McVey
Lorraine reading Mouse by David Mathews.
Annalie reading The Midwinter Wife by Cherry Potts.
A small segment of the above capacity audience…
I’m hoping other people will share their photos… especially as I don’t have any of Vocal Chords as I was singing with them. (HINT)
Cheltenham Poetry Festival video-recordings-photos
A very satisfactory trip to Cheltenham – here with, some brief recordings of our wonderful poets reading from The Other Side of Sleep at Cheltenham Poetry Festival on Saturday.
Jeremy Dixon (minus photo, sorry)
and Kate Foley and Jennifer A McGowan being read by Cherry Potts, as they were both unwell on the day.
And finally s tiny bit of video: Angela France’s poem LÏr considers the impact of the story on the storyteller, and Math Jones’ poem Grithspell is, potentially, one of those stories