The Gingerlicious Company Presents

The Writers Bookshelf - Episode 13 - Christmas Stories

This episode features two Christmas short stories, Q A Greenbaum and Storm. Both contain language and adult content. 
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The Writers Bookshelf - Episode 12 - Christmas Poems

Sit back and listen to a selection of Christmas Poems.
 
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The Travelling Bookshelf - Episode 5 - Sharena Lee Satti

Sharena is not only a wonderful, inspirational individual who has carried out some phenomenal work over the last twelve month, she is also a close friend and fantastic poet. We caught up for a chat, had a few laughs and enjoyed a coffee. 
 
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The Travelling Bookshelf - Episode 4 - Tim Brookes

I made the journey to Wakefield, where I caught up with brilliant poet, Tim Brookes. He`s a good man, kind, considerate and thoughtful; putting much back in to the community. Tim also runs the fantastic open mic night, Gobby in the Lobby. 
 
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The Writers Bookshelf - Episode 11 - The Poetry of Yvonne Bell

Following on from the brilliant episode featuring the fantastic women of Bainbridge WI, this episode is all about the superb poetry of, Yvonne Bell.
I hope I do the words and poems justice as I read from her collection, The Very Last Chapter. 
 
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The Travelling Bookshelf - Episode 3 - Stephen Linstead

I recently travelled South to beautiful Barnsley, where I was greeted by my good friend Stephen Linstead. Poetry was shared along with a brief history of The Cooper Gallery, the NUM building and an insight into some wonderful local talent who brushed alongside the best of the mighty London. 
 
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The Travelling Bookshelf - Episode 2 - Bainbridge WI

What a pleasure is was, and still is, to be part of Bainbridge WI. This episode was a joy indeed to record. Featuring, poetry, stories, laughs and real and honest conversation from a mixture of wonderful ladies. 
It also features an interview by Alyson Jones with Albert, a larger than life Yorkshire character.
 
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The Writers Bookshelf - Episode 10 - Halloween Poems

Without doubt, one of the best times of the year. Listen to a collection of scary and spooky Halloween poems as I recite them from a dark dungeon. Don`t turn off the light and remember the pillow. 
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The Writers Bookshelf - Episode 9 - Henry Wolfenden Demain

I recently had the pleasure of meeting Lesley Howarth and we spoke about poetry. Lesley kindly shared a selection of poems with me, which were written by her uncle. Now I have the pleasure of sharing them with you.
Henry Wolfenden Demain - 1919 - 1980
The poems were written whilst he was a prisoner of war for four years in Germany, from 1941 until 1945. He was aged 21 when he was captured and was repatriated just before his 26th birthday. They were written on any available scrap of paper and despite the conditions, he managed to keep them safe. Most of them were written in the last two years of the war, when he felt the urge to tell the story for all. 
These poems put into words the deep feelings of any such prisoner and the philosophical way he had for thinking, `Over the Prison Gate`. 
 
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The Writers Bookshelf - Episode 8- Kate Hames

Writer, poet, singer and star of stage, Kate Hames,  joins me in the studio for a chat. 
 
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