Illustrator extraordinaire Sam Zuppardi had a busy night at the York Lit Fest Programme Launch creating some gorgeous pics of the performers.
Here's his (very flattering) version of me and my rambles.
Read MoreIllustrator extraordinaire Sam Zuppardi had a busy night at the York Lit Fest Programme Launch creating some gorgeous pics of the performers.
Here's his (very flattering) version of me and my rambles.
Read MoreA huge thank you and well done is due to all the other acts/ bands and organisers of the Floods of Sound flood relief fundraising gig. We managed to raise a whopping £2000 by generally having a great time and getting a wee bit tipsy. Special nod of appreciation to the mighty Dave Sykes for his superhuman efforts.
Read MoreCome and join us for a great cause Next weekend.
The floods have caused massive devastation and the Bull on the Bridge has pulled together a weekend of live music to raise money for those worse affected.
Read MoreOn Saturday the 9th of Jan we'll be kicking off the New Year the right way over in York for the York Lit Fest Launch Party at the Basement.
Read MoreWhat a marvelous day we had at the Ryedale Book Festival this year, where myself, John Hegley, Anneliese Emmans Dean, and Andy Seed performed for and then judged the students of a variety of Yorkshire schools at the P-Factor Grand Final.
Read MoreBeautiful new anthology - MY DEAR WATSON - a poem for every element out next week, with poems from some truly wonderful writers (plus me).
Read MoreHuge thanks to the lovely Caterpillar Poetry peeps for this lovely video celebrating my writing.
I'm not sure why they decided such a celebration was in order but I shall not complain.
Read MoreMore Ryedale Book Festival fun!
This from the organisers:
"John Hegley is coming to the Festival this year for a fabulous, fun day of poetry. He will run a poetry workshop in the morning and will be joined by three other poets: Andy Seed (Winner of the Blue Peter Award for Best Book with Facts), Anneliese Emmans-Dean and Steve Nash.
Read MoreIn a unique poetry/theatre hybrid, four performers each showcase drastically different approaches to spoken word. Alan, Laurence, Rose and Steve are professional poets, with very separate agendas forced to collaborate on a show. Their debates will take us on a journey through romance, personal torment, politics and comedy.
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