Carrie Cohen is reprising her readings of The Old Woman From Friuli & BRAT at
Deptford Lounge, 5 Giffin Street, SE8 4RQ on 1st July at 11am
For younger readers (5-9, and up to 90 really) Bad tempered dukes, clever counsellors, and really stuborn old women.
For young adults (11-16 plus) outlaws, missing fathers and beggar children in a fantasy novel which is the first of a trilogy.
Following on from our Ealing outing we reprised the show at Deptford Lounge, with a slightly different line up. I still managed to not stand in front of the camera. Hey-ho.
Will Everett reads from Mirror by Cherry Potts
Gloria Sanders reads from Tasting Flight by Catherine Sharpe
Paula Read reads from her own All Change at Canonbury
Sarah Feathers reads from Dara by Jessica Lott
© Arachne Press 2013
A specialist night out: Arachne Press writers Cherry Potts and Paula Read will be reading from their own stories and (with help from actors Sarah Feathers, Will Everett and Gloria Sanders) stories by Jessica Lott and Catherine Sharpe with a Lesbian or Gay content, from all three Arachne Press collections: All Change at Canonbury from Stations, Leaving from London Lies and Mirror, Tasting Flight and Dara from Lovers’ Lies.
Deptford Lounge, 9 Giffin Street SE8 4RW
7pm Monday 11th February 2013
Katy delighted audiences at both The Stations Launch at the Brunel Museum and at Deptford Lounge, this video snippet is from Deptford, as the video for the launch is technically speaking not very good! This is what you missed, if you weren’t there.
You will be able to compare Katy’s performance with another tonight, as Katy is double booked, and Gloria Sanders is going to read for her at Brick Lane Bookshop, 7pm. (nearest Overground Shoreditch High Street)
A well organised publisher on her way to a reading also takes:
Lots of nice pens for the authors to sign the books with
and the book stands.
and carrier bags to make it possible for people to buy and carry away four copies at a time…
A small hint to join us at Deptford Lounge tonight at 7pm for the Stations whistle-stop tour of the Overground. eight stories (extracts!!) in 90 minutes. It is officially publication date today!
Big thank you to the huge crowd who turned out at Canvas & Cream last night and bought all the copies of Stations I had with me. Taking a larger stock tonight, which means A. has to act as sherpa too.
And finally! A reminder that the Launch is at the Brunel Museum this Sunday at 12.30.
Book your FREE ticket for the local launch of Stations. 29th November, Deptford Lounge Giffin Street SE8 (Please note, booking online seems to be a bit tiresome. Strongly recommend use of the phone! 020 8692 4446)
An evening of short sharp bursts of fiction.
Loads of local authors – lots of excerpts from local stories.
Think of it as a metaphorical 100 metre relay as we sprint down the Overground line dropping in on Stations as we go.
And the Prize? You get to buy a copy of the book, and we get to meet you – what more could we ask?
This event is free but you DO need to book!
Representing North of the river:
Katy Darby (Shoreditch High Street)
Bartle Sawbridge (Shadwell)
Adrian Gantlope (Surrey Quays)
Ellie Stewart (Wapping)
And South:
David Bausor (New Cross)
Rosalind Stopps (Brockley)
Paula Read (Honor Oak)
Joan Taylor-Rowan (Anerley)
Please note, booking online at the Albany is a bit tiresome. Strongly recommend use of the phone!
Stations Cover. Image copyright Gail Brodholt
Our second reading for Stations, in honour of New Cross, will be at the Library at Deptford Lounge, a short walk from New Cross Station.
Library
9 Deptford Lounge,
Giffin Street
SE8 4RW
Thursday 29th November 2012 7-8.30pm
(Although free, you need to book via the Albany 020 8692 4446)
As this is on actual publication day it is in effect our Local Launch so we are aiming at quite a few writers, all reading shorter snippets, so the line up is:
David Bausor (New Cross)
Rosalind Stopps (Brockley)
Paula Read (Honor Oak)
Joan Taylor-Rowan (Anerley)
Adrian Gantlope (Surrey Quays) Getting Adrian to speak in public is a major event, you won’t want to miss it!
Ellie Stewart (Wapping)
Bartle Sawbridge (Shadwell)
Katy Darby (Shoreditch High Street)
Join us for a whirlwind tour of the Overground by way of a foreign student’s first taste of South London, a brief encounter at Brockley, homelessness and homebaking, a lesson the birds and bees, transience by the Thames, failing to learn from beetles and film makers in East London.