

If you are asked about literary characters, pigs are unlikely to be among your first thoughts but they take centre stage in the latest broadcast from Somewhere Else Writers this Sunday ( June 24th). With his tongue firmly in his cheek, Richard Lutwyche presents a range of poetry and prose in which our porker friend is very much the hero – from children’s nursery rhymes through to Shakespeare.
The programme is broadcast on Corinium Radio at 4.30pm and will be repeated at the same time for the following three Sundays. If you miss it, it is also available in the ‘Broadcasts’ section of our website along with many of our previous programmes. Do listen and enjoy.

‘The Red Dress,’ a short story by Sophie Livingston, is in this month’s (July) Woman’s Weekly Fiction Special.
Two of Stephen Connolly’s short monologues are being performed as part of Gloucester Scriptorium’s
Stephen Connolly’s radio play ‘Sky Pilots’, joint winner of the BBC Solent Radio Playwright Competition, was broadcast on BBC Solent on Friday 18th May 2018.
Congratulations to Jim Moeller whose story ‘The Hired Hand’ has just been shortlisted for the Evesham Festival of Words short story competition. The winner, out of 10 finalists, will be announced on Friday June 29th and all the stories will appear in the festival anthology.
Somewhere Else writer, Iris Anne Lewis, is looking forward to seeing two of her pieces — ‘Octet’, a short abstract performance poem and ‘Song for Abererch’, a prose poem for eleven voices — published in ‘Domestic Cherry 6’.
Stephen Connolly’s radio play ‘Sky Pilots’ was recorded on 12th April before a live audience at Thornden Hall near Southampton.