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cherry potts, writer author's writing blog search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about cherry potts publications the dowry blade tales told before cockcrow: fairytales for adults mosaic of air perfect pitch in and out of time lovers’ lies – arachne press mirror london lies – arachne press leaving stations – arachne press a place of departures magazines projects the next short story collection historical fantasy contemporary a second-hand emotion gone midnight we apologise for the delay gone midnight the what else in the water novels the dark is my delight untitled time slip novel the dowry blade the cold time sky hunter, wind lover interviews live performances writing workshops sugar and spice who will the audience think you are? an approach to creative writing writing with your ears: myth and music daft dykes products landscape range retro range christmas – yule – wintermiddle range cat range woodcut range bees how to contact cherry potts reviews post navigation ← older posts city writes mini solstice shorts posted on november 11, 2018 by cherry potts reply i will be reading the midwinter wife from longest night , at this term’s city writes at northampton suite c, city university, northampton square ec1v 0hb on thursday december 13th doors 6.30. the venue is quite a way from the entrance on northampton square, so allow time to get up to it! i will be joined by katerina watson , reading threshold from dusk , and singers ian kennedy & sarah lloyd who will be singing my only ever musical composition, cold time, also from longest night, in a miniature solstice shorts festival . i may also be talking about my writing, and about running arachne press. there will also be readings from the winner’s of this term’s city writes short story contest. tickets can only be bought in advance and are £10 this year’s solstice shorts festival, 21st december, is noon , and will start at noon, in six venues in aberdeen, edinburgh, carlisle, ynys mon, london and cork! we are crowd funding for the next 9 days, if you’d like to support it. share this: facebook print reddit linkedin pocket tumblr twitter google pinterest email like this: like loading... posted in readings | tagged city university of london , solstice shorts festival | leave a reply singing dates coming up posted on may 14, 2018 by cherry potts reply very soon, vocal chords choir are launching our third cd songs of protest, with a concert at conway hall. 24th may 7.30, with guest julian littman. get your tickets here! (£10) then a little further away on saturday 16th june, we are singing at crystal palace festival at 16:15 at the village green bandstand in crystal palace park. share this: facebook print reddit linkedin pocket tumblr twitter google pinterest email like this: like loading... posted in community , singing | tagged cd launch , conway hall , crystal palace festival , songs of protest , vocal chords | leave a reply plotting the course of a novel – on a defunct railway posted on may 13, 2018 by cherry potts reply i recently put together a mind map for my writing students about world building. this is a phrase usually used in conjunction with fantasy and science fiction, but part way through, i realised it applied just as much to stories set in unfamiliar real worlds – whether they be unknown because of distance, or time. i’m currently working on a novel (or it might be a long novella, we’ll see), set in the same house in two different historical years, 1926 and 1976. now, i’m old enough to remember 1976, i was 15 that blisteringly hot summer, but weirdly i am more confident about what was going on and how things were in 1926! but that’s a digression. i have been in a quandary about where the house is, it started as an exercise at the magnificent wooa writing group, and fell fully formed into my head, notionally part of a village, on the very edge with no immediate neighbour. slightly isolated, it is low and white with a heavy-set roof, and set back and down hill from a lane with a stone wall. there is a bog at the back doorstep, a bit of a stream/river beyond that, a wood the far side of the walled lane, and a mountain in view. it feels as though it should be near the sea but it isn’t. i feel like i have been there, but i know it is a construct. i want a real landscape to fit it into, so as i was putting together my mind map, and listing out resources, i typed in maps (oh, i love a map, real or imaginary) and then off from maps – site visits/ field study. the story(ies) that set this novel off are all true, and i have the permission of those who told me to make use and exaggerate to my heart’s content, but they both originate in ireland, and i’m not planning to set the story there, although, possibly that might make my life simpler. a lot of googly stuff later, i had a list of places which have the right kind of bog, and a narrower list of places where the story is geographically possible. i have no intention of naming the local town in the book and i won’t here, either. a railway was crucial to the plot, a methodist chapel (which type to be determined) and, it turned out, a quarry, which narrowed it down more. and then i remembered year ago trespassing on a disused railway, that ran beside a river through the most exquisite woodland, and there had been a chapel the far end of the walk. maps came out, the railway was identified, and a. talked into a holiday close enough to check out whether memory matched reality. i’m too old and prim these days for trespassing, so we weren’t going to walk the railway. oh look! quarries – lots of them! so one wet afternoon we drove from one station to the next by the closest possible route, a. driving, me taking pictures, videos and frantically trying to take in what was going on, and navigate when the satnav threw a wobbly. we approached places we had been many times but on roads we had never noticed, and trundled through now obscure villages that had once had thriving industries. in some places you’d not know the railway had ever been there, in others gates, that are clearly level crossings, give away the game. only one station survives complete. but it wasn’t anything like enough. expensively printed to order period maps have arrived, while i chase the perfect combination of quarry/river/railway/chapel/mountain/bog… ordinarily this would be procrastination, but not this time, i keep writing, and each new map, or railway timetable (no trains on sunday, right, ok…) finesses the detail, and plots the course of the next wet wednesday in a week away, following the ghost of the railway. meanwhile i rack my brains for details of the mid 70s, the first stirrings of punk and it being so hot i didn’t leave the house after 10 in the morning for fear of melting, because those clichés of chopper bikes and tank tops? that’s not how i remember it! share this: facebook print reddit linkedin pocket tumblr twitter google pinterest email like this: like loading... posted in writing projects | tagged field trips , maps , writing projects | leave a reply festival season posted on may 9, 2018 by cherry potts reply it’s that time of year when the festivals come thick and fast. over the next couple of months i will be taking part in a number of se london events, so i thought i’d just mention them, in case you felt like coming along. hither green festival i will be talking, with katy darby (fellow editor and author at arachne press) about women, science fiction and fantasy at manor house library 34 old road se13 5sy friday may 18th 19:00-21:00 free brockley max festival i will be reading alongside my wooa mates at strange brew, on saturday 3rd june at 4pm at the talbot tyrwhitt road se4 1qg join us for strange stories including (probably) spells potions and drinking. bring your own (story!) to read, and join in the writing relay. bellingham festival i am judging the children’s poetry competition! winners will be announced on 16th june. on 20th june

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