From the Goose in Seely Oak, Birmingham, Sherry Morris‘s Short Story for DUSK, Granda’s Plan. There were massive problems with the sound on the video so we had to re-record it. We’ve done our best to match the sound to the BSL, but live, people talk a lot faster!
BSL Interpretation by Emma Dunleavey-Dale
read by Adam Elmi, re-recorded sound, Sam Arrowsmith
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
From Kelston Roundhill near Bristol, some very atmospheric low-fi video (the high quality version lost on someone’s computer after downloading). In collaboration with Bare Bones Collective and Kelston Records, Corinne Harragin reads Granda’s Plan by Sherry Morris for DUSK.
BSL Interpretation Paul Mancini
The unpublished poems and stories from these events are in the forthcoming anthology Dusk.
Bare Bones Collective
Originally from America’s heartland, Missouri, Sherry writes monologues, short stories and flash fiction which have won prizes, placed on shortlists and been performed in London and Scotland. After almost twenty years in London, she moved to a farm in the Scottish Highlands where she watches clouds, goes for long walks and writes. Her published work can be found on www.uksherka.com or follow her @Uksherka.
Sherry’s story for Dusk, Granda’s Plan will be read at Inverness, Birmingham and Bristol on 21st December. Sherry describes it as a young boy’s attempts to save his grandfather’s soul has unforeseen consequences.
