J.L.M. Morton: Stroudwater Navigation

J.L.M. Morton reads 'Stroudwater Navigation', one of 21 poems she pinned to the placesofpoetry.org.uk map.

J.L.M Morton
JLM Morton is a poet and hybrid writer interested in the interplay between language, sound, musicality and visual culture. Originally an academic by trade, Juliette studied at Goldsmiths, Sussex and Manchester Universities, graduating with MAs in literature and creative writing and a PhD exploring gender, whiteness/race, power, heritage and place.
Juliette’s had writing published recently or forthcoming from Yew Tree Press (pamphlets: Water & Stroud Poets Series 2), Black Eyes Publishing, Poetry Birmingham Literary Journal, Oneworld Publications, Wasafiri, Poethead, Atrium, The Lake Poetry, Between the Lines, Good Dadhood, Stroud Short Stories, Night Time, Toothgrinder and more. She also has an extensive publication record in global education, working with such diverse actors as Malala Fund, Comic Relief and Unicef. JLM Morton is Poet in Residence throughout 2020 at Waterland (Lake 32, Cotswold Water Park), for which a poem is published each month of the year.
She was runner up in the Goldsmith's Pat Kavanagh Prize, placed second in the 2019 Stroud Book Festival Poetry Competition. In 2020, she’s had wins with the People’s Poetry Podcast and International Dylan Thomas Day competitions. She’s been invited to read / forced her way in to various poetry nights and festivals including Ledbury Poetry Festival and Stroud's Wool & Water Festival and last year the Places of Poetry project made this beautiful film of her poem Stroudwater Navigation.
jlmmorton.com

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Theo Deproost: Lost In Time Exhibition

Behind the closed doors of the Museum in the Park waits an exhibition of photography by Theo Deproost, exploring the secrets of the museum stores.

This film gives viewers a taster of Theo’s photographs and the museum objects on display. In this exhibition you will encounter images of geological specimens and tropical butterflies alongside a selection of objects that have been collected by the museum over the last century. They range from a television, typewriter and revolver to animals stuffed, pickled and pinned. Some are beautiful, some slightly unsavoury, and others are frankly bizarre.

Theo Deproost
Theo Deproost is an award winning still-life and landscape photographer. Since 2017 he has been exploring the museum’s stored collection, revealing some of its weird, wonderful and reclusive inhabitants to a wider public.
theodeproost.com

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Happy Hour Mixtape Sessions - Dubbu and Fidel Cutstro

Our self-recorded-DJ-sessions continue...

In celebration of all the amazing work the Prince Albert have put into the local community and Stroud music scene over the past 21 years local DJ’s Fidel Cutstro and Neil ‘Dubbu’ Wilson are releasing a Happy Hour mixtape with all the proceeds going directly to the Albert! The mixtape will be available as a limited edition run of cassette tapes as well as a download via princealbertstroud.bandcamp.com from Friday 5th June, “We’ve chosen this date as Bandcamp are again kindly waiving their fees in support of artists during the pandemic which means 100% of the sales will go directly to the Albert.” Neil 'Dubbu' Wilson.

To coincide with the release of the Happy Hour mixtape Fidel and Dubbu will also be putting together a special 45min Good On Paper TV self-recorded-DJ-session playing a selection of tunes from Side A and Side B of the mixtape. Watch the live premiere here on Sat 6th June at 8:30pm, join the online chat as you watch/throw some shapes with others in the comfort/safety of your own kitchen/lounge/bedroom...

Spring Ceremonials

May the 1st marks the midway point between the vernal equinox and the summer solstice. It is a time of fertility and natural abundance; a marriage of sun and earth. The druids of our Celtic lineage in Britain marked this time with the fire festival known as Beltane. Over thousands of years influence and customs transformed, but these nature based celebrations lived on becoming the folk festival known as May day alive in the memories of people today. Spring ceremonials seeks to work with this symbolism, reinterpreting these ancient Druidic rituals and folk customs of Britain in a contemporary culture. To welcome in the summer and reflect upon the bountiful month of May.

Spring Ceremonials is a collaboration between multimedia artists during the covid 19 pandemic. They have explored making work together as novice filmmakers with the minimalist resources & working environment shaped by strict lockdown regulations. This is the second instalment of a growing pool of collaborative works focused on ritual, lore and the land. 

Watch the live premiere on the Good On Paper YouTube channel here (or below!) at 8:30pm on Sunday 31st May 2020.

The artists: 
Dougal Kirkland
Kirkland’s work centres around Ritual, Myth, Land and Lore working with a variety of media including installation, performance and drawing- listening to the land with a mythic perspective. Creative direction, performance and editing. Instagram: @dougalkirkland 

Emma Thistlethwaite
A florist and founder of floral studio ‘Thistle by Nature’. Working with an array of botanicals to alchemise designs in ode to Mother nature. With an interested in plant & flower lore, herbalism and magic, she aims to marry these ideas together through the means of her botanical work. Floral designs, performance and creative co-direction. Instagram: @thistlebynature 

Emlyn Bainbridge
A songwriter and musician, one half of electronic band and conceptual music project Orbury Common exploring folklore, alternate realities and landscape. Song writing, Music production. Instagram: @orburycommon 

Jonny Fluffypunk: I Built A Shed

New poem and film from Jonny Fluffypunk commissioned by Poetry on Loan, April 2020.

Long live our libraries.

JONNY FLUFFYPUNK
An economic refugee from the home counties, Jonny began his ‘career’ spitting vicious political verse between bands at punk gigs until cured by a West Country shaman. Now he ‘does’ poetry that deafly fuses bittersweet autobiography, political disillusionment and surreal whimsy in an act which has established him as a firm favourite at festivals, arts centres and housing benefit offices up and down the country. Equally at home on  cabaret, poetry and alternative comedy stages and stridently anti-competition in both the Arts and life in general, Jonny is- to his own disgust- winner of countless poetry slams and has come second three times in the UK National All-Stars slam. He has two volumes of poetry, prose and threadbare philosophy- ‘The Sustainable Nihilists’ Handbook’ and ‘Poundland Rimbaud’- out on the Burning Eye imprint, and his solo no-fi stand-up spoken word show ‘Man Up, Jonny Fluffypunk- One Man’s Struggle with Late-Onset Responsibility’ spent 2015 touring around the garden sheds, allotments and summer houses of Britain in a blatant championing of homespun DIY culture. A new show, tentatively entitled ‘How I Came To Be Where I Never Was’, is in development, and work-in-progress shows have been very favourably received.
jonnyfluffypunk.co.uk

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Elvis McGonagall - What A State!

A brand new poem by Elvis McGonagall…

Elvis McGonagall
Stand-up poet, comedian and broadcaster, armchair revolutionary and walking shortbread tin, Elvis McGonagall resides at The Graceland Caravan Park somewhere in the back of beyond where he scribbles satirical verse whilst drinking malt whisky and listening to Johnny Cash. Two series of his sitcom “Elvis McGonagall Takes A Look On The Bright Side” have been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 where he appears regularly as well as popping up occasionally on the television. A collection of his poems from 2003 to 2017 entitled “Viva Loch Lomond!” was published by Burning Eye Books in 2017. A second volume entitled “Complete and Utter Cult” is scheduled for publication in 2020. A deftly witty wordsmith, sharp and subversive but not afraid to be plain daft, Elvis has been spitting his scurrilous diatribes against the powers that be since 2003. And look at the state of the world now. So that’s 16 years of futile ranting. Elvis McGonagall is huge in North Korea. He has suffered for his poetry. Now it’s your turn.
elvismcgonagall.co.uk

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Stay Strong Stroud pt. VII - Dubbu

Our self-recorded-DJ-sessions continue... 45 minutes of 45’s! Dubbu returns for another uplifting set of some of his favourite records to soundtrack your Saturday night house party. Intended to get your head nodding, hips swinging and spirits lifted in these uncertain times with the underlying message of Staying Strong in mind and body to ensure we all come through this relatively unscathed...

Usually found spinning the decks in numerous clubs, music venues and cafes across Gloucestershire this time it's a self-recorded-session for Good On Paper... Head over to our YouTube channel at 8pm to watch the premiere, join the online chat as you watch/throw some shapes with others in the comfort/safety of your own kitchen/lounge/bedroom...

Dubbu
Dubbu (aka Neil Wilson) is a stalwart of the Stroud DJ scene, member of the Stroud and Gloucester Vinyl Connection, one of the founders of the Stroud Block Party and a promoter having previously brought the likes of Sugar Hill Gang, Grandmaster Flash, DJ Format, Queen Bee, the Nextmen, Boca 45, Andy Smith, Rodney P, Mr Thing, Children of Zeus and many more to a small town in the middle of Gloucestershire...

Sound Records Sessions - Tom Monobrow pt.7

Tom Monobrow - one half of Stroud based record shop Sound Records - returns for another uplifting mix to ease isolation...this time also raising funds for Stroud District Foodbank - donate here: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/dona...

Watch the premiere over on our YouTube channel at 8pm, join the online chat as you watch/throw some shapes with others in the comfort/safety of your own kitchen/lounge/bedroom...

After the premiere DJ sets are uploaded to https://www.goodonpaper.info/good-on-... creating an archive of films you can easily access, share and come back to...

Sound Records
Founded by Stroud DJ’s/promoters Tom Monobrow and Sean Roe, Sound Records is an independent record shop selling the best vinyl of all genres including rock, jazz, funk, experimental, house, soundtracks, breaks n beats, latin, African, hip hop, ambient, contemporary classical and lots more...As well as running in-store DJ sets and vinyl art exhibitions. The duo also organise their own events having put on the likes of the Orb Soundsystem, Chocolate Hills and the to be rescheduled(!) Flamingods, regularly write for Good On Paper and can be found DJ'ing at various venues and festivals including Jazz Stroud and Hidden Notes.

Sound Records is currently closed due to COVID-19 but their still up and running via their Discogs page with a vast collection spanning over 4,000 records with more added daily...

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Discogs: discogs.com/seller/SoundRecordsStroud/profile

Black Car Home

A short film written and directed by David Pearson, produced by Joanna Beard and Elizabeth Morgan Hemlock starring Jon Cleave and Nadia Serantes.

When Tatiana, an illegal Latin American immigrant, is thrown overboard from a ship and told to swim, she is expecting to find New York not an isolated English coastal estuary. She is rescued from freezing mud by Nathan, a rough giant of a man who lives in a camp by the beach. When Nathan refuses to take her to London, Tatiana leaves him. She thinks he's a bastard and he thinks she needs to wake up to reality. She returns in need of his protection and as their odd friendship grows, they share an experience of a surprise visitor, which sets them both free.
blackcarhome.com

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No Sherbet

An ice cream purchase turns ugly….A short film written and directed by Joe Magee starring Keith Allen and Sean Gleeson.

Joe Magee
Joe Magee is an award-winning UK illustrator, artist and filmmaker. He lives in Stroud and has a studio in Bristol. Joe studied Graphic Design at London College of Communication before becoming a regular contributor of images to a range of international publications such as The Guardian, Time Magazine, Liberation, New York Times and Newsweek - having upwards of two thousand images published. His work has shown widely at galleries and film festivals internationally - he has twice presented work at the International Symposium of Electronic Arts (Japan, Liverpool) as well as at Watershed, the Institute of Contemporary Arts, the Victoria and Albert Museum and The National Portrait Gallery. For several years he has been engaged in a series of collaborations with celebrated British comedic performer and actor Bill Bailey including films, large-scale video art and interactive multimedia works.
periphery.co.uk

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Learning Through Theatre: The Breath of Love

A shortened version of Learning Through Theatre’s current show, The Breath of Love performed in Feb 2020 at the Sands Film Studios, London in their purpose built, music hall style theatre as part of Barry Grantham's 4th London Commedia Festival.

Learning Through Theatre
A Stroud based educational theatre company, specialising in Commedia dell’Arte, a 16th century Italian theatre style that featured stock characters, half masks, physical comic gags (lazzi), rehearsed sequences and dialogue improvised around a structured plot outline (canovaccio). As a natural progression from this genre, they also teach physical comedy: farce, slapstick and bouffon, as well as expressionist theatre. In 2015, in response to demand, they began producing Commedia dell’Arte shows that would be accessible and affordable to schools. Their aim is to enable students to experience and learn about this age-old form, first-hand by watching an authentic Renaissance-style troupe present commedia in action.
learningthroughtheatre.co.uk

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Simon McCorry: Pieces of Mind

Live YouTube premiere of the film to the brand new track Pieces of Mind by Simon McCorry as part of the Good On Paper TV series….

“Pieces of Mind grew out of setting myself a task to create a whole track using just one analogue mono synth, a Dreadbox Erebus. So all drum, pad, lead and bass sounds come from this one unit. It is also an evocation of earlier memories of wandering around London after a warehouse party before dawn and to the music that I listened and danced to in my twenties. That magic time after the stragglers from the night going home and before the first shift of the rush hour, joggers and dog walkers made their appearance. The people I hung out with would have either got a night bus or a taxi if they were feeling rich. I would walk. Sometimes just a couple of miles, sometimes much further taking detours to take in the freshness of the morning and the calmness before the madness that was the city when it came to life.

Sound would be very clear and more distinct than it would be during the day, the background roar of traffic and people was not there to take the edge off things and make it all mud. Sound played tricks and one sound would become another, a train running across tracks on the the North London Line would be come the dull thud of a dance beat from some after party, a car passing on a street running alongside a park a few hundred meters away would become a wave crashing on a sandy distant beach. And the sounds and rhythms would come together to become part in a larger whole. I learnt a lot at that time about listening, a lot about how the brain (or soul?) would synthesise disparate elements into a unity, if left to believe that they were part of a larger whole. There was a magic in that. And from that I learnt a lot about music and the music that I would make. Pieces of Mind is not so much a change of direction as an exploration of the same ideas this time with an analogue synth, recognisable particles of rhythms, basslines and melodies.

Originally I wanted the footage in the film to be catching that time in London just before dawn. Obviously with current circumstances that is a bit impossible. I decided to think about what is around me now in the same way and with the same feeling. I live in a small village overlooking Stroud on the edge of woods. It’s the first place I’ve lived where my heart goes 'oh wow, I live there' and it still does over 15 years later. Time lapses do interesting things with time and show processes and patterns we are not aware of normally. Also they marry up instances in different ways. A short shutter speed with large intervals creates a staccato feel that is slightly manic and anxious making; lots of snapshots of time married together with large chunks missing. Lengthen the shutter speed and you are no longer getting instances or fragments. Time becomes smeared and smudged, and truly condensed, giving a liquid ethereal feel changing the emotion with which we view the process filmed. Fundamentally it is about beauty and a feeling of awe with the everyday around us, whether its a sunrise, clouds forming, smoke from a factory, lights turning on and off in a town on the opposite side of the valley or the play of shadows as the sun moves across the sky….”

Synths (Dreadbox Erebus v3) & Processing - Simon McCorry
Film - Simon McCorry
Mastered - Adaq Khan
Artwork - Richard Howarth

Simon McCorry
Born in London to mixed Indian/British heritage, Simon McCorry’s recent work is a rich combination of field recordings, adept loop based compositions and atmospheric improvisations that explore the rich sonic possibilities of the cello. From droning stillness and devastating harmonic simplicity to abstract microtonal atmospheres, his work recalls post-classical greats such as A Silver Mt Zion at their most plaintive and Stars of The Lid at their most majestic. As a performer, McCorry is well travelled, he has performed at many prestigious events and institutions, including at South Bank, V&A, The Place and St George's Bristol, and continues to compose new music and sound design for film, theatre and dance.
simonmccorry.com

Cabin Fever Session: Mendoza ep.4

Our self-recorded-DJ-sessions continue with Mendoza and the fourth episode of the Cabin Fever Session...

These strange times can get you feeling stir crazy, why not join Mendoza for hour while he digs deep into his vinyl to share the type of tracks he’s put on if you popped around to his place.

The vinyl selections aim to help us all take a little holiday from the present and find some head space and sense of connection. Pop round to his gaff this Sunday and listen to some relaxing sounds while you have a brew, beer, glass of wine – perfect for getting busy in the kitchen with whatever’s in the back of the cupboards.

Join the online chat as you watch/throw some shapes with others in the comfort/safety of your own kitchen/lounge/bedroom...

Mendoza
Mendoza has been DJing for donkey's and around Stroud for the last decade. One of the head honcho's at Stroud Block Party and Overproof. He’s a vinyl enthusiast that’s fuelled by a need to share his love of great music. He can usually be found behind the decks in clubs, festivals, cafes, breweries, house parties in our community and this time it's a self-recorded-session for Good On Paper...

Sound Records Sessions - Tom Monobrow pt.5

Tom Monobrow - one half of Stroud based record shop Sound Records - returns for another uplifting mix to ease isolation...This time he heads outside to entertain the neighbours!

Sound Records:
Founded by Stroud DJ’s/promoters Tom Monobrow and Sean Roe, Sound Records is an independent record shop selling the best vinyl of all genres including rock, jazz, funk, experimental, house, soundtracks, breaks n beats, latin, African, hip hop, ambient, contemporary classical and lots more...As well as running in-store DJ sets and vinyl art exhibitions. The duo also organise their own events having put on the likes of the Orb Soundsystem, Chocolate Hills and the to be rescheduled(!) Flamingods, regularly write for Good On Paper and can be found DJ'ing at various venues and festivals including Jazz Stroud and Hidden Notes. Sound Records is currently closed due to COVID-19 but their still up and running via their Discogs page with a vast collection spanning over 4,000 records with more added daily...
facebook.com/soundrecordsstroud
Discogs: discogs.com/seller/SoundRecordsStroud/profile

This Is Purgatory

This Is Purgatory was filmed by Jimmy Edmonds for Random Stroud, an arts project in which 24 artists were invited to respond to randomly selected map references in the Stroud Valleys area of Gloucestershire, England. Jimmy’s map reference was Purgatory Wood a small copse just to the south east of Swift’s Hill in the Slad Valley.But what starts out as an attempt to find out why Purgatory Wood is so called quickly becomes a fascinating series of character studies and a reflection on life now and the life hereafter.

"This Is Purgatory’ is a very funny and wonderfully human film where Jimmy dips into various people’s lives asking them what they think purgatory is, and in so doing explores a range of attitudes to death. Purgatory in a local context is a small wood near Slad in the Stroud Valleys, Gloucestershire. Throughout the film we have recurring glimpses of the wood, rustling, cracking, moving in the wind, a timeless picture of nature doing its thing, the continuum of life, the seasons, continual birth and death. The ‘characters’ in the documentary all speak their own wisdom, and the audience watching the film chortle at the individual beauty of their attitudes to death."

Jimmy Edmonds:
Filmmaker, editor and photographer Jimmy Edmonds is a Winston Churchill Fellow and BAFTA award-winning filmmaker. He has several critically acclaimed documentaries to his name.
Jimmy’s life changed forever when he lost his 22-year-old son, Joshua, in 2011. Alongside his wife, fellow filmmaker Jane Harris, Jimmy co-founded and runs The Good Grief Project, which makes inspirational and uplifting films about grief and seeks to help others find creative expressions of their own grief.

Cabin Fever Session: Mendoza ep.3

Our self-recorded-DJ-sessions continue with Mendoza and the third episode of the Cabin Fever Session...

These strange times can get you feeling stir crazy, why not join Mendoza for hour while he digs deep into his vinyl to share the type of tracks he’s put on if you popped around to his place.

The vinyl selections aim to help us all take a little holiday from the present and find some head space and sense of connection. Pop round to his gaff this Sunday and listen to some relaxing sounds while you have a brew, beer, glass of wine – perfect for getting busy in the kitchen with whatever’s in the back of the cupboards.

Join the online chat as you watch/throw some shapes with others in the comfort/safety of your own kitchen/lounge/bedroom...

Mendoza
Mendoza has been DJing for donkey's and around Stroud for the last decade. One of the head honcho's at Stroud Block Party and Overproof. He’s a vinyl enthusiast that’s fuelled by a need to share his love of great music. He can usually be found behind the decks in clubs, festivals, cafes, breweries, house parties in our community and this time it's a self-recorded-session for Good On Paper...

Stay Strong Stroud pt. V - Dubbu

Our self-recorded-DJ-sessions continue...

45 minutes of 45’s!

Dubbu returns for another uplifting set of some of his favourite records to soundtrack your Saturday night house party. Intended to get your head nodding, hips swinging and spirits lifted in these uncertain times with the underlying message of Staying Strong in mind and body to ensure we all come through this relatively unscathed...

Usually found spinning the decks in numerous clubs, music venues and cafes across Gloucestershire this time it's a self-recorded-session for Good On Paper...

Community and culture can carry on in a different way.
For now.

Dubbu:
Dubbu (aka Neil Wilson) is a stalwart of the Stroud DJ scene, member of the Stroud and Gloucester Vinyl Connection, one of the founders of the Stroud Block Party and a promoter having previously brought the likes of Sugar Hill Gang, Grandmaster Flash, DJ Format, Queen Bee, the Nextmen, Boca 45, Andy Smith, Rodney P, Mr Thing, Children of Zeus and many more to a small town in the middle of Gloucestershire...

Sound Records Sessions - Tom Monobrow pt.4

Tom Monobrow - one half of Stroud based record shop Sound Records - returns for another uplifting mix to ease isolation as part of our self-recorded-DJ-sessions...

Sound Records:
Founded by Stroud DJ’s/promoters Tom Monobrow and Sean Roe, Sound Records is an independent record shop selling the best vinyl of all genres including rock, jazz, funk, experimental, house, soundtracks, breaks n beats, latin, African, hip hop, ambient, contemporary classical and lots more...As well as running in-store DJ sets and vinyl art exhibitions. The duo also organise their own events having put on the likes of the Orb Soundsystem, Chocolate Hills and the to be rescheduled(!) Flamingods, regularly write for Good On Paper and can be found DJ'ing at various venues and festivals including Jazz Stroud and Hidden Notes. Sound Records is currently closed due to COVID-19 but their still up and running via their Discogs page with a vast collection spanning over 4,000 records with more added daily...
facebook.com/soundrecordsstroud
Discogs: discogs.com/seller/SoundRecordsStroud/profile

Pete Hoida - The Black Severn Angel

A short film about artist and poet Pete Hoida by Alasdair Ogilvie - in the studio and on location at the River Severn, Sharpness Docks, Birkenhead Priory, and New Brighton, Merseyside.

Hoida was born at Birkenhead in 1944. He is an abstract artist committed to the modernist tradition. He ceased writing circa 1985, after which he dedicated his time wholly to painting. After a hiatus of 25 years he resumed writing and has had poems published 2011–2016. Hoida studied painting at Hammersmith College of Art and Building (1969–1972) and Goldsmiths College School of Art, London University (1972–1974), painting thereafter from Stroud, Gloucestershire.

Boss Morris - Rites

A short Boss Morris film directed by Rhia Davenport with sound by Ed Davenport.

Boss Morris:
Boss Morris is an all female Morris Dancing side that sprang up out of the five valleys of Stroud, Gloucestershire in 2015. The twelve-strong group of dancers now regularly hops and performs across the UK with their unique take on the traditional English Folk dance. It is an eclectic group of professional performers, dancers, musicians, artists and a horde of magical beasts who create tailored performances for vibrant and exciting events. Boss is well known by folk and artistic communities alike, with audiences and fans from far and wide. Cotswold Morris is the side’s main dance form but they take inspiration from many types of dance, old and new. Boss’s style pulls on ancient customs and traditional dances but gives them a modern twist with their striking attire, dazzling the crowds.

Alongside building strong roots in their local community and the wider folk scene, Boss also work extensively with prominent artists and musicians; touring and performing with bands, featuring in music videos and performing at music festivals.
bossmorris.com