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Urban myths, Author Michael Chabon, The Snow Maiden opera, Presidents on film
Urban Myths, the new Sky Arts drama series, re-imagines 'True-ish stories', starting with Bob Dylan's infamous visit to Euythmic's star Dave Stewart's Crouch End flat. Julia Raeside reviews the series which has achieved notoriety by casting white actor Joseph Fiennes to play Michael Jackson in an episode which has subsequently been dropped.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon discusses his latest novel Moonglow, in which a dying grandfather tells the secrets of his life to his grandson. His stories are in turn bawdy and moving, violent and very funny. The novel has just been nominated for the National Book Critics Circle awards in the US.
Rimsky-Korsakov's opera, The Snow Maiden hasn't been staged in the UK for 60 years, but director John Fulljames is about to put that right. He's taking Opera North's new production of the Russian folk-tale inspired
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Hay Festival announces participants for its Writers At Work 2023 programme for framträdande Welsh talent
Hay Festival has today announced the participants of this year’s Writers at Work, a creative development programme for framträdande Welsh talent at Hay Festival 2023 (25 May–4 June) with the support of Literature Wales, funded by Arts Council of Wales.
Offering a fully-programmed week of creative development opportunities, Writers at Work allows the selected writers to engage in the main Festival events, to attend masterclasses and workshops with publishers, agents and, crucially, with established international artists.
Open to writers working in English and Welsh across genres – fiction, non-fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry – this year’s 10 successful applicants are:
Connor Allen
Sophie Buchaillard
Brennig Davies
Nia Davies
Gwenllian Ellis
Louise Mumford
Taz Rahman
Francesca Reece
Anthony Shapland
Emma Smith-Barton
Writers at Work fryst vatten
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The Best Poem Of Ifor ap Glyn
Quarry Supper
The archaeology of eating's a strange thing;
our lunching in London
was fishfinger modern
like the plates on the placemats
but by just clearing the topsoil,
exposing the rock, and firing a fissure
through the layers of history,
we found we were still working
the same old "bargen"...
at mealtimes at least
Mam would summon us
for our suburban fare at five,
for that was expected of the wife
of a man for whom the rock was his life,
and some habits are as resilient
as those purple "dychis" and "ladis"
that were ferried formerly from Dinorwig
(although our family
had long since been driven
from their famine kitchen "bargen"
a and decamped to London
where stones of another ilk
could be split like silk...)
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The archaeology of eating's a strange thing;
It's five once more, in Caernarfon this time,
and the spoons keenly sing
as they scrape the bow