May 26th, 2019 | published in Frontpage
Our next Telltales event is on Tuesday 28 May at Dolly’s, Falmouth. May’s theme is In the Flow to coincide with the Fal River Festival taking place during this week. We have eight wonderful writers who will read their poetry, prose, short stories and extracts from longer works, to delight, entertain and enthrall you. Please […]
read onApril 22nd, 2019 | published in Frontpage
After the success of our March Telltales event, Form Follows Function, at Falmouth Art Gallery we are now thinking ahead to our next event on Tuesday 28 May at Dolly’s, Falmouth. May’s theme is In the Flow to coincide with the Fal River Festival. We’re thinking of flow as in a flow of ideas, a […]
read onFebruary 13th, 2019 | published in Frontpage
Thank you to all of our audience who ventured out on a dark chilly January evening to Dolly’s. And thank you again to all our nine readers whose writing revealed such wonderful interpretations of our theme Darkness and Light. We’re now thinking ahead to the next Telltales event on 26 March. The theme for our […]
read onJanuary 27th, 2019 | published in Frontpage
We’re looking forward to our first Telltales event of 2019, with nine great readers and their poetry, prose and short stories on the theme of Darkness and Light. Telltales takes place on Tuesday 29 January at Dolly’s in Falmouth, at 7pm. Readings start at 7:30pm sharp. See you there!
read onJanuary 1st, 2019 | published in Frontpage
Happy New Year from all of the Telltales team! Our first event of 2019 will be on Tuesday 29 January at Dolly’s in Falmouth. The theme for the night will be Darkness and Light and we invite you to submit your work – in poetry, prose, short story, or an extract from a longer work […]
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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.
