camberwell arts festival – Robin Houghton

02/06/2015

An update on submissions, readings etc and a nail-biting aside

By Robin Houghton02/06/2015Categories: Angst, Blog, Events, Pamphlets, Publishing, Submissions, WritingTags: andie davidson, ann segrave, camberwell arts festival, cinnamon pamphlet competition, jeremy page, josephine corcoran, Mandy Pannett, peter kenny, poetry cafe, redroaster, richard skinner, Roy Marshall, sarah barnsley, south magazine, submissions, sue rose, Tamar Yoseloff, telltale poets & friendsLeave a comment

My fingernails are looking reasonable at the moment, which is pretty good considering that the house-moving stressometer is probably at its highest right now. A short aside about nailbiting – a bit off-topic and do not read if you are squeamish I can usually tell if I’ve got too much on my mind by theRead more ⟶

13/05/2015

News of readings, launches

By Robin Houghton13/05/2015Categories: Blog, Events, Pamphlets, ReadingsTags: brittle star, camberwell arts festival, jill munro, josephine corcoran, Mayfield Festival, pamphlet launch, patricia mccarthy, richard skinner, Roy Marshall, Sian Thomas, siegfried baber, telltale poets & friends, topping bookshop, when love came to the cartoon kidLeave a comment

Pamphlet launch This evening Telltale Press goes global! Well, it makes its debut in the southwest of England, anyway… Siegfried Baber launches his debut pamphlet, When Love Came To the Cartoon Kid, at Toppings Bookstore in Bath, 8pm this evening. Come on down! Siegfried set the room alight when he read for us recently inRead more ⟶