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Okay peeps, and this is wot you’ve all been waiting for! Don’t try to deny it! Episode no. 3 of the Lizzie Snoopes Comedy Saga – BREAKOUT THE GREAT ESCAPE
Top 5 Publishing Articles/Blog Posts of the Week 5/9-5/13Top 5 Publishing Articles/Blog Posts of the Week 5/9-5/13
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Veteran actor Fred Ward, star of The Right Stuff and Tremors, dies aged 79Veteran actor Fred Ward, star of The Right Stuff and Tremors, dies aged 79
lizziesnoopes.com The character actor was part of the ensemble casts of Robert Altman’s films Short Cuts and The Player, and had a career in film and television that spanned five
Blonde: will a shocking new film shatter the myth of Marilyn Monroe?Blonde: will a shocking new film shatter the myth of Marilyn Monroe?
lizziesnoopes.com From Cannes to the Met Gala, the screen icon’s lucrative legacy lives on. But how will a new film affect the way the world sees her? Nearly 60 years
Top Gun: Maverick review – Tom Cruise is still speedy, less needy in a rock’n’roll sequelTop Gun: Maverick review – Tom Cruise is still speedy, less needy in a rock’n’roll sequel
lizziesnoopes.com Cruise presides over some surprising differences from his first outing as the navy pilot hotshot in a film that’s missing the homoerotic tensions of the 80s original In the
‘I fell in love with it in a profound way’: how The Quiet Girl’s fostering story captured its director’s heart‘I fell in love with it in a profound way’: how The Quiet Girl’s fostering story captured its director’s heart
lizziesnoopes.com First-time director Colm Bairéad on turning the novella Foster by Claire Keegan into the tear-jerking tour de force that swept the Irish Film and TV awards Colm Bairéad resigned
Everything Everywhere All at Once review – nothing nowhere over a long period of timeEverything Everywhere All at Once review – nothing nowhere over a long period of time
lizziesnoopes.com Despite some smart gags, this broadly buzzed-about comedy turns out to be an oddly mediocre misfire This hipster hypefest is an adventure in alternative existences and multiverse realities from
Dobermann review – Vincent Cassel’s brutal pulp thriller still bitesDobermann review – Vincent Cassel’s brutal pulp thriller still bites
lizziesnoopes.com This 1997 policier, directed by Jan Kounen, pulses with violent energy, although its pop-video aesthetic looks dated Very over the top, extremely brutal and as French as a Johnny
This Much I Know to Be True review – Nick Cave on music, art and healingThis Much I Know to Be True review – Nick Cave on music, art and healing
lizziesnoopes.com The musician holds the spotlight again in Andrew Dominik’s followup documentary, with star-quality input from Warren Ellis and Marianne Faithfull There’s a sweet moment in this mostly music documentary
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underpinnings of realityunderpinnings of reality
A poem about the nature of reality, what is creation? What is gravity?
these thoughtsthese thoughts
Alice's existential angst
spreading the word of all voicesspreading the word of all voices
London is one of the most diverse cities in the world. 55% of residents are from backgrounds other than White British. In many boroughs, the majority of residents are from
Walter Flood – more from the village of Feckenham SwarberryWalter Flood – more from the village of Feckenham Swarberry
8.30 Walter Flood checked his face in the mirror. It was the same face in the same mirror he’d looked at these past forty-nine years. He gave his head the
grit and gracegrit and grace
Her inner strength spread out, Winged with affection, She taught others its value, It wasn’t that she was made of stone, God, no! She was flesh and blood. Fragility echoed
Millie monologueMillie monologue
Millie Mead had an air of significant superiority about her. Sat before her was a woman of middle years, a tourist to the village of Fekenham Swarberry, who had ventured
Yogesh Patel and the Indian WhalesYogesh Patel and the Indian Whales
The Indian whales surface at the National Poetry library, London! Yogesh Patel with Mona Dash, Dr Bashabi Fraser, Rishi Dastidar and Dr Debjani Chatterjee Poetry and the literary establishment in
brexit conbrexit con
Russell Duffy thinks Brexit is a con
microchipped humansmicrochipped humans
I once read a cheaply produced paperback called ‘The Mark Of The Beast‘, the mark being microchipped humans. Â Someone slipped it into my hand at Hammersmith Tube Station. Â It
Paul Gallagher screenwriter and producerPaul Gallagher screenwriter and producer
Paul Gallagher from Twelve Chairs Films discusses his company, and the art of film.
anyone can be president of the USA just applyanyone can be president of the USA just apply
Dear Human Resources Manager: I am applying for the position of President of the United States. Please find attached my resume. I’ve seen this ad running for several months now
frozen desiresfrozen desires
Another poem from Sanchita Majumder
moneyless treemoneyless tree
A poem inspired by Theresa May's 2017 comment to a nurse who hadn't received a pay rise for 7 years. 'There is no magic money tree'.
paper boatpaper boat
A poem from India
Pat and the saviourPat and the saviour
A man on the brink of unemployment listens to a voice that tells him what to do next.
vigilvigil
I witnessed a vigil in Teddington on Good Friday, and out of nowhere, a white dove appeared.
alcoholic’s guide to a (bitchin) conversationalcoholic’s guide to a (bitchin) conversation
With a good dose of acidity, Ali dissects Vanessa Van Edward's Huff Post article entitled 'the art of great conversation' and offers an alternative perspective.
tips for demented writerstips for demented writers
I often read these lovely tips for writers. Being darkly cynical I then reflect that all they wrote for that day was a list of tips for other writers, and
into the sea – a poem about a plane crashinto the sea – a poem about a plane crash
A poem about ... what happens when ... aeroplanes get lost in mid-air
Edwin explains bell bottomsEdwin explains bell bottoms
Edwin was sitting on the edge of Bronwyn’s desk, explaining bell bottoms. ‘You see Bronwyn, bell bottoms were a radical identity label. They were associated with ‘the workers’ or
Lakshmi – goddess of prosperityLakshmi – goddess of prosperity
Lakshmi This divine lady is associated with wealth, health, and happiness, she is the Empress of Indio mythology and beloved for her propensity to bring forth a bumper crop. Lakshmi
The Glasgow CurseThe Glasgow Curse
The opening sets the tone for Lobban’s life as heir to one of the more ‘successful’ crime families of the 60’s and 70’s. William’s uncle, hardman Robert Manson, (described by
queen of the funkin drumsqueen of the funkin drums
a drum diva goes ballistic at the sight of an amateur taking her place on stage
The minx from the village – tales of Fekenham SwarberryThe minx from the village – tales of Fekenham Swarberry
Outside a fine drizzle was coating plant, tree, grass and kerbside. Inside the Frog and Radiator, a fire burned warm and bright taking the chill out of the bone. The