May 29th, 2015 | published in Frontpage
Writers, we need your words for the wonderful events we have coming up in July. Read on for details of our upcoming performances in Penzance, Port Eliot and Falmouth… Penzance Litfest: On Thursday 9 July, we’ll be performing again at The Admiral Benbow, Chapel St, Penzance. The theme: Sparks. Deadline for submissions: 1 July. Port […]
read onMay 25th, 2015 | published in Frontpage, Uncategorized
Telltales past (in May) and future (in July and beyond) Telltales had to compete with a gloriously sunny afternoon once again when we went to The Arts Club, St Ives as part of the town’s literary festival on 16 May. But the iconic view of the harbour from the window and the sounds of seaside life outside ceased to be distractions once the readings began. […]
read onMay 24th, 2015 | published in Frontpage
Writers, we need your words for the wonderful events we have coming up in July. Read on for details of our upcoming performances in Penzance, Port Eliot and Falmouth… Penzance Litfest: On Thursday 9 July, we’ll be performing again at The Admiral Benbow, Chapel St, Penzance. The theme: Sparks. Deadline for submissions: 1 July. Port […]
read onMay 13th, 2015 | published in Frontpage, Uncategorized
The theme is ‘Intrusion’. Lots of writers worked hard in their garrets, beds, kitchens and sheds and now eight of them have been chosen for our May events. Telltales will be at the historic Arts Club, Westcott Quay, St Ives at 3.30pm Saturday 16th May (as part of the St Ives Literary Festival) and back at […]
read onMay 1st, 2015 | published in Frontpage, Uncategorized
In May, Telltales will be at the St Ives Literature Festival as well as at our regular venue in Falmouth. The suggested theme for writers for both these events is ‘Intrusion’. As always, this can be interpreted in any way and as loosely as you wish. But all writing we receive will be considered. Good […]
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Telltales is the bi-monthly night for readers, writers and listeners. Whether it's short stories, novel extracts, poetry or prose this is your chance to get it out. And if you are keen to hear what Cornwall’s writing scene has to say for itself, come along and listen - all ears welcome.
