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“I had never heard that bell strike before”
—the clocktower, Bangor, Gwynedd
How to start something? with my own handwriting—a wooden pen—gone for the cheaper book—not the moleskine—the two pound one [not weight] with 5 sections—orange, pink, yellow, green, blue—with a struck bell, with a departure.
This is a practical creative writing manual—I will take all the advice I’m given—I advise myself to choose a springbound book—to be free, to use my own handwriting, to use a wooden pen.
“we live here now” —I say, the coffee shop, puds laughs.
“a bulky book I should fill up with stuff”
some characters—me, Sveinn, Beatrice (say) & Annwn.
“SHALL I GO DO MY SHOPPING?!”
“do you want this kind of one—coconut?”
“OKOK Ie”
“to the tobacco shop to get cherry flavour.”
interruptions
Sveinn ‘cause of Sveinn-Sea—a destination—possible etymology of Swansea, Viking.
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Rhys Trimble is a Bilingual poet / performer based in Bethesda, North Wales originally from Pontneddfechan interested in late modernist poetry and cynghanedd. Recent work may be found here http://www.m58.co.uk/post/60741369896/three-from-milton-problems-by-rhys-trimble and here http://verysmallkitchen.com/tag/rhys-trimble/ contact rhys.trimble@gmail.com
GLASFRYN, LLANGATTOCK, POWYS NP8 1PH
+44(0)1873 810456 | LYN@GLASFRYNPROJECT.ORG.UK