I See Through You

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Hello and welcome to (INSERT HERE - record breaking) Birkenhead parkrun. Number 230 saw us reach 793! The funnel double tape thing made its debut and we had 4 scanners. Thanks for your help in the funnel and although there is no core team pub based review planned of today,we think it went well.It was a wonderful sight watching the start from the finish funnel and seeing you all come down the road and then wind (rhyme with mind not er,wind) your way around the park. Hello and welcome to this week`s run report which is being written whilst watching the England game to add that danger element to the proceedings.We had another excellent turnout of 427 runners,thanks to all of you and thanks to our volunteers.We had to make a few job changes late on but all went well and we really appreciate all the support you give us.Congratulations to all our runners and volunteers who ran the 52 miles of the Tour of Merseyside this week.I popped up after parkrun with the pink sparkly welly plogging lady aka Gemma to see the finish and it was good to see so many familiar faces being awesome. Our first finisher (female) was Alaina Beacall,a first timer on our course who ran 18:54 (8th), Ellen-Mary Kearney was next in 19:52 (10th) and Zara White did a pb of 20:49 (16th) We had 37 first timers this week,either running with is for the first time or visiting us(I heard West London mentioned in the briefing) We look forward to seeing you again next week or the next time you are in the area.We hope you enjoyed running with us today.Our first timers this week were Jamie Rutherford,David Hallida,Dave Lehmann,James Whittaker, Brian Parrington,Sarah Pitt,Gary Jones,James Moore,Daisy Ball,Ewan Brett,Adam Valentine,Anne Kelly,Annie Lehmann,Rebecca McAlees,Joanne Yorke,Chloe Scott,Oliver Yorke,Jenny Staples,Anna Philpott,Dermot Carroll, Eleanor Smith,Ikechukwu Emenike,John Klepka,Simon Smith,Sarah Lewis,Helen Johnson,Laura Scott,Maisie Yorke,Isla Yorke,Janey Quigley,Beth O`Connell,Beki Smith,Stephanie Gawne,Sandra Fletcher,Sharon Gargan,Rebecca Moore, Chris Moore,Elaine Moore Hello and welcome to this week`s run report.Another great turnout this week with 302 runners including a strong turn out from Wallasey AC who were running with and supporting their clubmate Keith Marsden who was completing 2017 miles for the year in aid of Macmillan. Congratulations Keith! No choccies in the finish funnel but there were fruit pastilles and 50% of the barcode scanners had pink or sparkly wellies.

Our first finisher (male) was Phil Langan who ran 16:28,next was William Richardson,a first timer with us today.His time was 17:09 and Steven Leslie ran 17:56. Welcome to all our first timers and tourists today! Congratulations on joining us for the first time of it was your first ever foray into the parkrun world and thanks very much indeed for choosing us if you were doing some touristing. We hope you very much enjoyed your Birkenhead parkrun experience and we look forward to seeing you next week or the next time you`re in the area.

Who would this book make the perfect present for?

It’s about being lonely, and not heard; not believing you have a place in world unless someone else validates it.” I completed the MA at Bath Spa with Distinction and last year was successful in my application to study for a PhD in Creative Writing at the same university. The PhD takes the form of two components, critical and creative. The creative aspect of my work is a novel called “The Hyacinth Garden” and the critical component explores the link between narrative unreliability, jealousy and impotence with particular emphasis on the first person observer as narrator.

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 We will also be collecting for Wirral Foodbank next week.Now,we were hoping they`d be able to bring along their van to collect what we collect but unfortunately they can`t do that.I have no idea how much we`ll collect but between the volunteers we will take the donations to local supermarkets who have collection areas and if anyone can help with that (depending on what we get) that`ll be great.Like the plogging its something we`ll be looking to do again very soon.Our two-year,part-time Diploma in Creative Writingallows you to strengthen your ability in four major areas of literary activity — prose, poetry, drama and analytical reading — as well as the chance to specialise in the genre of your choice. I SEE THROUGH YOU is a psychological suspense about a woman who is ghosted and becomes obsessed with infiltrating her ex’s life. It’s also about unrequited love and not knowing where your place in the world is without someone to validate it. Where did the inspiration come from? If you haven`t volunteered before its an excellent way to see parkrun from another angle and appreciate the amount of hard work that goes into putting this free event on. And you get to wear hi vis,and I always have fruit pastilles. Its our third birthday next week so please feel free to wear fancy dress and bring along cake if you want. 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!

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! Jess Moriarty has been a Principal Lecturer in Creative Writing for almost ten years and is currently Course Leader for the Creative Writing MA at the University of Brighton. She is an experienced researcher and editor for the book series, Performance and Communitiesfor Intellect Books. She has published extensively on creative writing pedagogy, autoethnography and community engagement. Her last book – Walking for Creative Recovery– explored life writing and walking as a method for supporting well-being and her new book – Creative Conversations– uses a combination of life writing and interviews to offer strategies for motivating the creative processes. Her pedagogic approach has a focus on diversity, personal story-telling and writing for change. Jess is the co-director of the Centre for Arts and Wellbeing Centre for Arts and Wellbeing (brighton.ac.uk)and on the board of directors for Lapidus. International. In 2022, Jess became a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

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. After taking a diploma in Creative Writing, Daisy signed up for a Masters at Bath Spa University, coming out with Distinction. 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.

This enduringly popular genre continues to captivate–and sell. Whydo we think this is? What is it about the fusion between a psychological novel and a thriller that can create suchcompelling,and oftenunsettlingnovels? Whattechniques do authors use toproducea successful one? A beautifully written book. The author is very skilled, and writes clever description, but in a way that feels very natural … her prose is wonderful’ Goodreads reviewer After university, Daisy moved to London and worked in publishing, starting out as an editorial assistant. Daisy McNally has a PhD from Bath Spa University in Creative Writing, and a degree in English Literature from Durham University. She teaches on a variety of Creative Writing courses for Oxford’s Department of Continuing Education, including running regular weekly courses on writing fiction as well as summer schools, and on the Undergraduate Diploma programme.She is especially interested in women’s and psychological fiction. Daisy is the author of I See Through Youpublished by Orion in 2018 and is currently writing another novel. Jessica Moriarty 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.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.