This blog is one half of a story blogged over November and December 2008 by writers Jenn Ashworth. The blogs were commissioned by Sarah Hymas, Publishing Development Manager at Litfest. A festival, publisher and literature development agency. You can read and participate in a Q and A with both authors discussing the project here. Friday, 28 November 2008.

Musings on Literature, Writing, Poetry, Film, Spoken Word,Local Events and much more. Wednesday, 2 March 2011. Final Bilborough workshops with Nottingham Contemporary. As part of the Writing East Midlands. Write Here residency at the Nottingham Contemporary. I have been lucky enough to act as a mentee on the project, learning from and assisting the Writer in Residence Wayne Burrows. We looked at the sound works created by the artist Jack Goldstein. And currently exhibited at the Nottingham Contemporary.

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One more for the road, ey, why not? A pint of Joint-Runner-Up Best Writing on a Blog Ale? Or just a Half? Also, I was at this blog awards thing the other night. It was a good night full of fabulous literary delights from various talented bloggers. The big winner was Lost in Manchester. And one more mention should go to Richard Vivmeister.

Visual art street theatre research teaching public engagement. Practice-based phd research performing research in public public engagement. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

The General Election is tomorrow. I love elections! This is rubbing off on my children and both of them have been caught up in election fever this week.

The book will also be available on Kindle from Saturday 22nd July. My book launch was a lot of fun and you can read about it here. I will be reading at more events this summer and beyond and will keep my events page. I would love it if people who h.