July 8th, 2018 | published in Frontpage
The Telltales evening at the Penzance Literary Festival took the festival theme of Taking Flight as its inspiration. Many thanks to all those who submitted stories and poetry for the event. From a substantial set of submissions the performers were: Clare Owen, Des Hannigan, Amiee Albiston, Rose Cook, Henry Purbrick, Heather Hosking, and two relative […]
read onJune 2nd, 2018 | published in Frontpage
COMING UP… Submissions are open now for Penzance LitFest, a firm feature of Telltales’ annual repertoire. We’ll be performing at the Admiral Benbow, a lively pub on Chapel Street Penzance, at 7:30 on Thursday, 5 July. Our theme – the festival theme — is Taking Flight. Please send submissions on the right side of this page […]
read onApril 4th, 2018 | published in Frontpage
Telltales will be reconvening at Dolly’s Wine Bar on Tuesday 22 May at 7.00 pm. The theme is INSIDE OUT. Are you an insider or an outsider? Do you find yourself reflected in the books you read? – or would you like to usher in a new kind of literature? Does the process of writing […]
read onMarch 25th, 2018 | published in Frontpage, Uncategorized
We’re very much looking forward to our next Telltales on Tuesday 27 March. The event will take place at Falmouth Art Gallery amidst the current wonderful show of Cornish portraits, Faces of Cornwall, which is also our theme for the evening. We have eight tremendous writers for you, reading their work on Faces of Cornwall […]
read onMarch 9th, 2018 | published in Frontpage
Our theme for Telltales this March is “Faces of Cornwall”, to coincide with the current exhibition at Falmouth Art Gallery. Would you like to read at the next Telltales? We are seeking submissions from writers on all aspects of Cornwall’s faces, whether it’s reflections on the portrait of a person, a facet of Cornwall, its […]
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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.
