I See Through You

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Our first finisher (male) was Ian Wallace of Wirral AC in 17:15,then Steven Leslie of Village Road Runners AC with a new pb of 17:19 and Robert Logan,also getting a pb, this one 17:55! A beautiful and extraordinary debut novel. . . full of intelligence and utterly gripping’ Claire Kendal, author of The Book of You

It’s about being lonely, and not heard; not believing you have a place in world unless someone else validates it.” First finisher today was Jordan Donnelly with our third best time overall,and not surprisingly a pb for him,of 15:39.Next,with a pb of 15:42 and our 4th best overall time was Phil Robertson and Harley Henshaw ran a pb of 16:24.Congratulations to all! We had a lot of lovely first timers this week,either running with us for the first time or visiting us for the first time.We look forward to seeing you again next week or the next time you're in the area.They were Charlotte Towers,Razvan Roman,Sorcha Shepherd,Collette Chapman,Iain Lancaster,Chris Towers,Jonathan Gill,Jon Mason,Orlaith Shepherd,Teresa Costigan,Sian Bonney,Ian Gould,Jessica Nangle,Jen Attwood,Anna Hinch,Rebecca Walters,Christopher Reeve,James Butcher,Julian Butcher,Tori Harrison,Jason Fordham, Martin Rogers,Diane Rogers,Stewart Robinson,Joanne Taylor,Jennie O'Connell,Kate O'Connell,Jamie Proudlove,Dave Gallagher,Libby Jones,Sian Thomas,Graham Partner Education: North Foreland Lodge. “I hated it!” Durham University, English Literature. Bath Spa University, MA in Creative Writing and currently finishing a PhD. I began my first novel "After The Flood" whilst studying for the Diploma at Conted, as part of the Long Fiction module . The tutor of the Long Fiction module,Jeremy Hughes, had been extremely supportive of this project and it is currently being read by my agent at William Morris Endeavor.

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So although she behaves in a way that’s not really justifiable in a moral sense, it’s not so extraordinary given the context she finds herself in. She is trying to (re-) connect with people. I’d like her to make for uncomfortable reading because she’s someone that a lot of us, broken-hearted and ignored, might identify with at times in our lives. As she says in the book, “Liars are easily made,” whether we are just trying to conceal our innate loneliness or present a better, more palatable version of ourselves to the outside world and particularly those we want to love us. Tes Asfaw is a screenwriter and story consultant. He has an MSt in Creative Writing from the University of Oxford. He lectures in creative writing as well as literary analysis with a writerly eye for drama and prose. Currently, Tes has projects in development with Mammoth Screen, Escape Plan, and Two and Two. He has had short stories and poems published. Outside of Higher Education, Tes teaches creative writing for the Villiers Park Educational Trust, a national social justice charity for underrepresented young people aged 14-19. He spent years working as a literacy project worker for homeless and vulnerable people in Oxford. Lucy Ayrton She feels that her sanity and even her entire existence have been called into question because it is as if he has negated, and even cancelled her. All our pb getters are due a mention today.They are Nik Galloway,James Hartwell,Jac Chapman,Elaine Sargent,Rhys Roberts,Mark Hyland,John Hemmings,Catherine Burke, Arvind Mahendran,Matthew Green,Fiona Bradbury,Daniel Kerrigan,Hilary Sanders, Stephanie Watts,Liz Jones,Aiden Hampson,Aaren Hampson,Alix Gardiner,Colin Orr, Julie Crowder. A beautiful and extraordinary debut novel. . . full of intelligence and utterly gripping' Claire Kendal, author of The Book of You

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First finisher (male) today was Joe Boden in a pb of 16:23,next was Jamie Rutherford, first time on our course with a time of 17:23 and Ashley Crawford in 17:57. Mike Johnstone is an established novelist and a senior lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Gloucestershire. Writing as D.D. Johnston, he’s the author of four novels, and his short fiction has been shortlisted for The Bridport Prize. He’s been described as “Bringing light to a dark world” ( The Financial Times) and “one of the country’s most important left-wing fiction writers” ( The Morning Star). Published in July 2022, his fourth novel, Disnaeland, has been called “gripping, funny, and hopeful” ( The Times) and “wildly imaginative” ( Scotland on Sunday). Helen Jukes

I've been asked/told to mention it's Christmas fancy dress day next Saturday,so inflatable turkey,elves,Santa,reindeers,we want to see them,and that includes dogs as well. I was feeling lonely and I attended Creative Writing classes in Oxford’s Department of Continuing Education. It was a lifeline.” Aleksandra (Senja) Andrejevic is a Senior Lecturer in Dramatic Writing at the University of Gloucestershire. Her short prose has been published in The Lampeter Review, The Wrong Quarterly, Scrutiny Journal, The Dawntreader, Literary Mama, Brain, Child, Storgyand other magazines. In 2019, Aleksandra was awarded funding by Arts Council England, through their National Lottery Project Grant, for her play HALF.She has an MA in Creative and Critical Writing with University of Gloucestershire, where she's currently in the final stages of her PhD. She has recently completed her first novel and is represented by Llorella Belli Literary Agency in London. Tes Asfaw Hello and welcome to this week's run report.Excuse the extended poem but when inspiration strikes (in Asda) it can't be denied.Anyway,we had 184 runners today.A lot of parkruns were off because off the weather today but apart from the rain,the cold and the wind,it wasn't too bad with us.It was a great event to be a part of and we hope you all enjoyed it half as much as we did in the funnel area.Skye has finally met someone she can trust. A holiday romance, of all things. But you know when something real comes along, when it's meant to be. Don't you? A week after returning home, and Johnny has disappeared. He hasn't called or returned her messages. I went on to take an MA in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University, which is when I began writing I See Through You and wrestling with the complicated female protagonist I’d had forming in my mind.