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2009

1st–31st May 2009

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Overview
Makar Making
First Friday Fling with Janis MacKay
Pushing Out the Boat
Night at the Light
From Pennan to Penang
Lubrication
Trio Verso
Demented Eloquence Tag-Team Word Wrestling
Prometheus: A River Stained with Iron
Cream of Strathbogie
Expect the Best: Elspeth Murray
Speak Volumes
Journeys
Coming Home
Double Launch
P–KOK
The Night Mare V Fear of Intimacy
In Search of Salt (Ellon)
In Search of Salt (Aberdeen)
John Hegley
Drawing out the Creativity
Fredrik Sixten: Requiem
The Word Birds
Voyager Poets
Not Drowning but Waving
Fresh Ayr
Young People's Poetry Competition Prizegiving
Closing Verses

Cream of Strathbogie

Huntly Writers: at home in Huntly for their latest event

Wednesday 6 May 2009

Rizza's Ice Cream Factory, Huntly [Map]


Cream of Strathbogie

Back row L to R: Lilian Cameron, Brian King, Anne Forbes, Margaret Grant, Haworth Hodgkinson

Middle row L to R: Maureen Ross, Linda Smith

Front row L to R: Annie Lamb, Ruth Bean, Phyllis Goodall, Fiona Wilson

Photo by Fraser Wilson

L to R: Pam Cockburn (fiddle), Brian King (bass), Keith Cockburn (guitar)

Photo by Fraser Wilson

Cream of Strathbogie

The Cream of Strathbogie — a rich mix of poetry, prose, song and music — thrilled an appreciative audience at Rizza's Ice Cream factory in Huntly on 6th May.

The company of Huntly Writers were totally at ease mixing new stories with old music in a unique setting. The creativity of the Japanese renga, a poetic performance by several of the group, itself a product of one of the Huntly Writers' workshops some months ago, was the highlight. Contributions and performers were all very different and woven together well to release the sheer fun of the evening through connecting riffs from Haworth and poems about ice cream to honour our hosts.

Poignant poetry made us think and story telling, both in English and Doric, at times sent chills around the room and then laughter broke out at the absurdity of relationships played out in both poetry and prose.

Jennie Biggs


Promoted by

Huntly Writers

Supported by

James Rizza & Sons Ltd.

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