Here’s the virtual edition of Telltales for 26 May 2020 on the theme of Freedom?.

Our wonderful readers are:

* Ella Walsworth-Bell
* Carole Inman
* Des Hannigan
* John Lugo-Trebble
* Clare Reddaway
* Henry Purbrick
* Patricia Minson
* Frances Evans
* Penny and Lally Macbeth

and music by Janice Joplin and Joni Mitchell

Thank you very much to all our readers who have made this latest edition of Telltales possible!

best wishes
Marcus and all of us at Telltales

Thank you again to everyone who was involved in our virtual Telltales on 31 March. The recording of the March event is available below.

For Telltales on 26 May we’re looking forward to your submissions on the theme of Freedom?.

What does freedom mean to you? What’s in a word? How can each person’s ideas of freedom be so different?
How have ideas of freedom changed throughout history? Can you capture the idea of freedom in poems, a short story or a prose piece?

Submissions are open until Friday 22 May for poetry, prose, short stories and excerpts from longer works. Please think in terms of around 1500 words maximum, which is around 10 minutes. We look forward to hearing from you.

Please submit on this page or via email to info@telltales.org.uk

If your submission is accepted we will ask you to record your piece on your computer or phone and send it to us as a sound file, to include in the virtual Telltales event.

Instead of meeting at our usual venue in Falmouth, we will again be putting Telltales online.

This May edition of Telltales will be available on this website from 7pm on Tuesday 26 May 2020.

Here’s the virtual edition of Telltales for 31 March 2020 with a wonderful group of readers:

* Chris Silver
* Henry Purbrick
* Lally MacBeth
* Patricia Minson
* Frances Evans
* Louise Graham
* Kerry Vincent
* Penny MacBeth
* Jackie Carpenter
* Ella Walsworth-Bell

and music by Bill Nelson

Thank you very much to all our readers who made this possible!

best wishes
Marcus and all of us at Telltales

For Telltales on 31 March we’re looking for work that includes colour from any shade of the spectrum, on its own or in combination with other colours, in any aspect of life, real or imaginary…

Submissions are open until Thursday 26 March for poetry, prose, short stories and excerpts from longer works. Please think in terms of around 1500 words maximum, which is around 10 minutes. We look forward to hearing from you.

Please submit on this page or via email to info@telltales.org.uk

If your submission is accepted we will ask you to record your piece on your computer or phone and send it to us as a sound file, to include in the virtual Telltales event.

Instead of meeting at our usual venue in Falmouth, we will be putting Telltales online.

Telltales will be available on this website from 7pm on Tuesday 31 March 2020.

Thank you to Penny and Lally Macbeth – our guest curators – and to all our readers, for such a wonderful event in January.

For Telltales on 31 March we’re looking for work that includes colour from any shade of the spectrum, on its own or in combination with other colours, in any aspect of life, real or imaginary…

Submissions are open until Tuesday 24 March for poetry, prose, short stories and excerpts from longer works. Please think in terms of around 1500 words maximum, which is around 10 minutes. We look forward to hearing from you.

Please submit on this page or via email to info@telltales.org.uk

Telltales will take place at Dolly’s, Falmouth, on Tuesday 31 March 2020.