These pdfs are from an ongoing series of interviews and portraits with poets, and writers who live and work in Cornwall that I have been writing for Cornish World Magazine over the last two years. They also include the ‘Caravanserai’ Project which co- hosted several writers artists and musicians on the Roseland Penninsula.
An Interview with Hedluv and Passman, the ‘Casio Rap’ duo from Redruth
Transliteracy is The ability to read, write and interact across a range of platforms, tools and media from signing and orality through handwriting, print, TV, radio and film, to digital social networks. (PART 2007) The modern meaning of the term combines literacy with the prefix trans-, which means “across; through”, so a transliterate person is one who is literate across multiple media.
This 'Transliterate' design was created before the term gained its more popular use, it combines several languages, and poetry from different languages with literary forms other than the printed page. A collaborative artwork by Annie Lovejoy and Mac Dunlop, © 2005
The Poetry Point Project uses the written word and visual art as its inspiration, offering participants the opportunity to explore their inspirations and creative expression, through flexible outcomes.
This Project included residencies for both local and national writers, artists and musicians to contemplate and respond to ‘a sense of place’ on Cornwall’s Roseland Penninsula. To read more, open or download the pdf link below
Unspoken Words, Episode 17
‘Humour – from Einstein to Judy Garland’
Was recorded in front of a live audience on Tuesday October 27th as part of the “TellTales’ evening at Babahogs Café, Falmouth.
To hear some of the 18 different episodes of Unspoken Words -the series that reflects on a single word, and what a single word can inspire -go to :The Unspoken Words Website
for more information e mail: unspokenwords1 [at]yahoo.co.uk
Unspoken Words is:
Unspoken Words is an ongoing and growing lexicography, written, performed and broadcast to encourage creative thinking, interpretation and contemplation, all from reflecting on a single word at a time.
This new series explores how we understand ourselves through creativity, imagination and communication, exploring aesthetics, literature, thought, and the histories of contemporary culture.
Continue reading ‘Unspoken Words Talks and Presentations’
Alyson Hallett, writer in residence during august
Caravan – a company of people
Caravanserai – a place where caravans meet
Continue reading ‘’discovering what’s on our doorstep’ during August 2009′
Dominic Power, Shakespearean Legend
‘We had great responses – from poetry regulars and first timers – and it was one of the most enjoyable events I’ve done.’
Forked, 23rd of July, 2009 Plymouth
A great night of inspiring, delightful and provoking performance poetry that was hosted by the glorious, garrulous queen of the (South West) swamp delta blues, Mama Tokus.
photos by ‘Very Quiet’ follow here…
Besides moving to the ‘drive time slot’ -Wednesdays at 5pm in The Source Fm schedule – ‘Unspoken Words’ Radio and Web broadcast will be live at ‘The Source and Profwriting’ Marquee of this year’s Port Eliot Literary Festival July 24th to 26th.
Look out for listings when you get there.
Continue reading ‘Port Eliot Literature Festival July 24th to 26th’
check out the latest activities, writers/artists residency projects and events at the Roseland Eco Arts Project Caravanserai at Treloan.
