Once upon a time... In a galaxy far, far away... Roll up, roll up for all the twisted fairy tales your mum never read you! On Tuesday 11th March at the Wheatsheaf we encountered frogs and dragons, heroes and myths, Grimm tales and (un)happy endings. A packed audience paid up a paltry £3, listened, drank and dreamed. If you missed the night or want to know what the fuss is about, our newly available podcasts are available on this site with the accompanying texts. Now you cannot say we don't try and make it easy for you...
Fuzzy & Coo by Angela Trevithic
Angela currently lives and works in London. Her stories have appeared in America, Australia and England. In 2005, she was the Young Writer-in-Residence at the Katharine Susannah Prichard Writers Centre in Western Australia. Angela is currently working on a novel.
Fuzzby and Coo was read by Lynsey Pow
The Frog by Emily Cleaver
Emily lives in London and works in a bookshop, where she passes the time visualising her own novels on the shelves. She hasn’t written any novels yet, but apparently it’s supposed to help.
The Frog was read by Ben Crystal
Deep Trouble by Anthony Malone
Anthony is 34 and has lived and travelled widely in South London. His fiction has appeared on the Guardian Online website, performed at the London Writloud and Tales of the Decongested events, and recorded for London Link Radio. He once appeared on Jim’ll Fix It but, sadly, wasn’t fixed.
Deep Trouble was read by Silas Hawkins
Ten English Trees by Danny Birchall
Danny divides his time between SE4, W9 and SW1. His work has been published in nthposition and The Mechanics Institute Review, and read at writLOUD and Tales of the DeCongested. He blogs at squaresofwheat.wordpress.com
Ten English Trees was read by Clareine Cronin
The Alminian Dragon of Tureq by David Varela
David is a freelance writer who won’t sit still. He’s written radio plays, stage plays, interactive drama, speeches, websites, ad campaigns, short films, short stories, short poems and a very long treasure hunt. People have given him awards but he doesn’t like to make a fuss.
The Alminian Dragon of Tureq was read by Will Goodhand
The next Liars' League event is Flight & Fight at The Wheatsheaf on Tuesday 9 April 2008.
Thank you very much for this, Seems like a wonderful maze of mind benders and questions askers
Posted by: Tree Surgeons In London | Mar 22, 2012 at 11:48 AM