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Sally Kindberg’s Museum of Dust – dust from the Treacle Well steps
It was the Dormouse who mentioned the treacle well. Before he fell asleep again and was put back in the teapot. The absurdist story of the treacle well occurs in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland; there actually is a treacle well, … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg and mysterious handwriting
This is from STRANGER, my ongoing comic strip mystery memoir, a work in progress. The frame above refers to the difficulty of writing a letter when told many times in the past that doing so would have dire consequences. The … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings, Handwriting, Writing
Tagged automatic writing, comic strip frame, fragments, handwriting, story, stranger, very short story, writing
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Sally Kindberg and penguins
Lat weekend I went to the Bloomsbury Jamboree . How lovely to see people I hadn’t seen for ages, including artist and ceramicist Bex Shaw, who was an Instagram Covid ‘buddy’ last year when we both had the dreaded Covid … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s podcast ‘The Writer and the City’
Whilst working as a Royal Literary Fund Writing Fellow at City and Guilds Art College, I explored the area around Kennington if I had a free lunch hour. This short podcast was the result of one such exploration. At the … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s RLF podcast includes an avian visitor
Another very short podcast for the Royal Literary Fund, about the writer and nature.
Sally Kindberg is at her desk
Posted in Drawings, Work in progress, Writing
Tagged desk, handwriting, work process, workdesk
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Sally Kindberg and dentists
How often do you floss? asked my dentist. I didn’t want to say every night, because it sounded like I hadn’t anything better to do, which I hadn’t, recently. The following week I bumped into my old dentist outside the … Continue reading
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Tagged dentist, dentistry, Lewis Carroll, Mad Hatter, mercury, teeth, very short story
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Sally Kindberg’s unicorn dust quest
Part Two of a series about City Guides – I cajoled the guides to tell their own stories. It was a great way to catch up with some of the lovely people I’d trained with in 2006. Part One also … Continue reading
Sally Kindberg’s notes (possibly for her mystery/memoir)
UNDERGROUND From the Nottingham Caves Survey February 2011 http://nottinghamcavessurvey.org.uk/mycave.htm One of the major goals of the project is to assess the archaeological importance of Nottingham’s caves. Some are currently scheduled monuments and are of great local and national importance. Some … Continue reading
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Tagged caves, Museum of Dust, mystery/memoir, Nottingham, Nottingham Castle, Nottingham caves, Nottingham Caves Survey, the Park, underground
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