All has been quiet on the blog lately - I've been too busy with production (check out the books page if you've not been keeping up), but the great eye of Valley Press will soon turn back to promotion, social media and the more ethereal elements of publishing, such as this blog. Starting today, actually, as thanks to the incredible media guru that is Marcos Avlonitis, the entire Valley Press event from this year's Ilkley Literature Festival has been preserved on video, for your viewing pleasure.
You can view the first part in the window below, and probably find the second, third and fourth segments at the end without much trouble (otherwise, click the links in this sentence). The event features VP authors Jo Brandon, Cara Brennan and James Nash, but starts, as ever, with me trying so very hard to be a decent host. Enjoy!
(P.S. I'm rather amused that I'm in the background of all the shots, looking like I'm waiting for my laundry to finish - there could be a remix where it's just me sat there, silently for half an hour (perhaps with some lift music playing - 'there was a little spanish flea' ect.) Send in your attempts at this to win a prize... no, I'm joking. Please don't).
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Monday, 15 October 2012
Tuesday, 6 December 2011
James Mcloughlin reads new poem
Just a little video for you to sample at your leisure, trying to improve my reading in front of the camera, feedback welcome :)
Wednesday, 13 April 2011
T.O.A.S.T
What do people think of taking advantage is these technological platforms to broadcast poetry and creative works? It's hardly a new idea - I'm no pioneer - but it's something I haven't really seen take off massively with poetry as of yet, so it'd be great to know what people think on the issue!
Enjoy!
Monday, 28 March 2011
21st Century Boy
I'd just like to take a little time to do some shameless self-promotion here. I've just set up a YouTube account in order to upload some videos of me reading my poetry out. I may look a fop and feel a fool, but it's just part of an attempt to reach that wider audience and broaden my experience of performing, which at the current moment is very minimal.
Here, for your pleasure, is the first and so far only video:
If you have any comments or feedback please let me know. Indeed, requests are even considered! Enjoy.
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