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The Bottle Kiln Stories & Poems

April 2018 saw the co-authored publication of an additional collection of poems and short stories for us: The Bottle Kiln. As suggested the stories are narrative fictions, the poems more like poetic narratives that hover as they do, somewhere between poetry and prose. Each page carries an illustration either in the form of a photo-graphic or drawing. As described on the back cover, among themes taken on are: loves lost; tyrannical bosses; possibly the wettest water in the North; humongous legendary fish; real factory apprentices; local land marks; canals and edible delicacies; errant paperboys; wannabe guitar heroes; and even the supernatural as the authors explore our experiences of growing up, working and living in the Potteries and the wider North-West. Available from Waterstones.

Big Draw 2014

Nantwich Museum’s contribution to the Campaign for Drawing’s Big Draw 2014 was on the nature-based theme of ‘Our World’. Commissioned by the museum from Weaver Designs, the video was created by Nantwich-based artist, Nicholas Ferenczy, with original music (a variation of the Floral Dance by Katie Moss) by Baseline People. This little video tells the story of the day and showcases some of the lovely fun drawings made – many by local children. This event was also part of the Family Arts Festival 2014 (Patron: Michael Morpurgo).

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