1 hr 25 min

Nobody Left behind - live launch @ Dulicmer, Chorlton Cum Hardy, 24 January 2023 Spoken Label

    • Performing Arts

Performed to a crowd of over 40 people at Chorlton C*m Hardy's Dulicmer, this recording is the live launch of 'Nobody left behind' a charity book for the Mustard Tree.

The book is described as "A collection of poetry, prose and non-fiction inspired by the cost-of-living crisis. Edited by Amanda Nicholson, with writing by over 30 poets and authors from around the UK. This anthology was produced to raise awareness of the experiences you rarely see in the mainstream media. All the profits go to Mustard Tree to support the important work they do.

Some of the pieces use dark humour to highlight the struggles people face, while others are more direct. They may not be easy to read, but perhaps they will inspire us all to do what little we can to help. Then, maybe we can make some small improvements to each other’s lives instead of judging people." 

The book can be bought on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nobody-Left-Behind-Printed-Anthology-ebook/dp/B0BNK23NR9

Hosted and ran by Steve Smythe and Andy N, the night featured readings by the following readers in the book:

1st Half:

1) Amanda Nicholson

2) Scott Fellows

3) Steven Wailing (who read out a poem by John G Hall also)

4) Lucy Power

5) Phillip Burton

6) Linda Downs

7) Rosemary Moore



2nd Half:

1) Andy N

2) Michael Burton

3) April Manderson

4) Nigel Austell (who read out a poem also by Dorinda MacDowell) 

5) Phillip Carter

6) Gordon Zola (who read out a poem also by Eve Nortley)

Performed to a crowd of over 40 people at Chorlton C*m Hardy's Dulicmer, this recording is the live launch of 'Nobody left behind' a charity book for the Mustard Tree.

The book is described as "A collection of poetry, prose and non-fiction inspired by the cost-of-living crisis. Edited by Amanda Nicholson, with writing by over 30 poets and authors from around the UK. This anthology was produced to raise awareness of the experiences you rarely see in the mainstream media. All the profits go to Mustard Tree to support the important work they do.

Some of the pieces use dark humour to highlight the struggles people face, while others are more direct. They may not be easy to read, but perhaps they will inspire us all to do what little we can to help. Then, maybe we can make some small improvements to each other’s lives instead of judging people." 

The book can be bought on Amazon at: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nobody-Left-Behind-Printed-Anthology-ebook/dp/B0BNK23NR9

Hosted and ran by Steve Smythe and Andy N, the night featured readings by the following readers in the book:

1st Half:

1) Amanda Nicholson

2) Scott Fellows

3) Steven Wailing (who read out a poem by John G Hall also)

4) Lucy Power

5) Phillip Burton

6) Linda Downs

7) Rosemary Moore



2nd Half:

1) Andy N

2) Michael Burton

3) April Manderson

4) Nigel Austell (who read out a poem also by Dorinda MacDowell) 

5) Phillip Carter

6) Gordon Zola (who read out a poem also by Eve Nortley)

1 hr 25 min