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sweet-vanilla-sims · 1 year
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Year 1608 Part 3:
Adrian made sure to drop by his old home and ran into Gilbert’s son Julian and his family luckily they let him in to recall his old home. Talia’s original tome remained where it had been when Adrian had left for Tartosa all those years ago and when he had last seen his late father before he passed. Maybe the watcher was on his side but the day Adrian visited his old home he also met the spirit of his father and had a lovely reunion just after learning that Terric had become the father of a little girl named Yura. 
That October, Grace informed the family through Talia’s tome that Sofia’s paternal grandmother had remarried which was notable. 
Susanna and Takuya’s marriage continued to fall apart as Takuya had little patience for his wife even when she suffered from severe cramping that left her exhausted. Thankfully, Adrian was able to help with Nathaniel while Susanna took comfort from her friendship with Larissa. 
Susanna learned in December that her niece and nephew had a new brother named Jarod which was a good way to end the year. 
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kattra · 5 months
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What I’m Reading
BOOKS OF NOVEMBER Idlewild by Nick Sagan*  Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology edited by Shane Hawk & Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. (SS) Piranesi by Susanna Clarke* **  The Wizard Killer: Season Two by Adam Dreece  Discount Armageddon by Seanan McGuire  Dunce by Mary Ruefle (P)
Graphic Novels: My Dress-Up Darling Vol.9-10 by Shinichi Fukuda ** Akira Vol.4-6 by Katsuhiro Otomo  Sunburn by Andi Watson & Simon Gane  Brindille and the Shadow Hunters by Frédéric Brrémaud & Federico Bertolucci ** Lore Olympus Vol.1 by Rachel Smythe 
(137 books read / 145 books goal)
currently reading:  The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath edited by Karen V. Kukil (NF)  Read, Listen, Tell: Indigenous Stories From Turtle Island edited by McCall/Reder/Gaertner/Hill (NF/SS)  The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living by Ryan Holiday & Stephen Hanselman (NF) The Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien  An Indian Among los Indígenas: A Native Travel Memoir by Ursula Pike (NF)  Other Terrors: An Inclusive Anthology edited by Vince A. Liaguno & Rena Mason (SS) Pop Song: Adventures in Art & Intimacy by Larissa Pham (NF) Prospero Lost by Jagi L. Lamplighter  Gallant by V.E. Schwab The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson  Bestiary by Donika Kelly (P)
* - re-read // ** - 4+ star-rating (recommended) GN - graphic novel // NF - non-fiction // P - poetry SS - short story collection // AB - audiobook 
TBR: Empire of Wild by Cherie Dimaline (AB) Cat’s Eye by Margaret Atwood  Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao  We’d Know By Then by Kirsten Bohling  Sorry For My Familiar Vol.7-11 by Tekka Yaguraba 
WHAT ARE YOU READING? :D
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dbenfordworks · 6 years
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Performances & installation
See also: http://douglasbenford.org.uk
Sound gallery: http://douglassoundgallery.tumblr.com
Bandcamp: https://dbenford.bandcamp.com/music
Further links at bottom of page
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2019
December
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Susanna Ferrar, Philipp Wachsmann, David Leahy, Caroline Kraabel, Steve Beresford and Ashley Wales at St Mary’s old church, Stoke Newington, London, UK
November
- Performance as a duo with Adam Bohman at ‘Sounds from the Gardens’, Horniman Museum, Forest Hill, London, UK
- Performances as a quartet with Susanna Ferrar, Rachel Musson and Tom Jackson at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
- Performance as a duo with Alan Wilkinson at ‘Both And’ gallery show by Calum Storrie & Geoffrey Winston, Burley Fisher Books, Hackney, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Alison Blunt, Philipp Wachsmann, Livia Garcia, Caroline Kraabel, Steve Beresford and Ashley Wales at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
October
- ‘Bad Science Fiction’. Acoustic mirror sound installation with Rob Olins, employing a collage of publicly available commercially-source science fiction library sound effects and atmospheres by collated and edited Douglas Benford at ‘Through the Looking Glass / Humanity's Changing View of the Universe’ Lumen Studios group exhibition, Ugly Duck, Tanner Street, Bermondsey, London, UK. [Photos: https://tinyurl.com/Badsciencefiction1 ]
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Hyelim Kim, Jackie Walduck (conducting) & Chloe Cooper (live marbling), Phil Minton, Philipp Wachsmann, Steve Beresford, Dave Tucker and Ashley Wales at Cafe Oto, Dalston, London, UK
September
- Performance as a duo with Alan Wilkinson, alongside Chris Biscoe, Marcio Mattos, Mark Sanders, Gina Southgate, Cara Doyle at Flim Flam, Ryans N16, Stoke Newington, London, UK
- Performances as a quintet with Phoebe Bognár, Crystabel Riley, Tom Wheatley and Daniel Thompson at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Charlotte Hug, Jackie Walduck, Steve Beresford, Tasos Stamou, Dave Tucker and Ashley Wales at St Mary’s Church, Stoke Newington, London, UK
August
- Solo performance alongside John Butcher, Benedict Taylor, Daniel Thompson, Yoni Silver, Phil Durrant, Satoko Fukuda, Steve Beresford, Steve Noble and many others at Hundred Years Gallery fundraiser, Hoxton, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Caroline Kraabel, Steve Beresford, Sofia Vaisman-Maturana, Dave Tucker, Robert Nettleship and Martin Vishnick at St Mary’s Church, Stoke Newington, London, UK
July
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Philipp Wachsmann, Charlotte Keefe, Emily Shapiro, Steve Beresford and Martin Vishnick at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
June
- Performance as a trio with Mandhira De Saram and Steve Beresford at Oscillations solstice festival, Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
- Performances as a quartet with Emily Shapiro, Max Eastley and Sue Lynch at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
May
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Caroline Kraabel w. dancer Max Reed, David Jago, Deborah S. Phillips (visuals), Ng Chor Guan, Steve Beresford and David Leahy at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
April
- Performances as a quartet with Dominic Lash, Sylvia Hallett and Cath Roberts at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by NG Chor Guan, Ashley Wales, Philipp Wachsmann, Phoebe Bognár, Steve Beresford and David Leahy at St Mary’s church, Stoke Newington, London, UK
March
- Solo performance and interview for Unpredictable live streaming project no 2. Other participants included Blanca Regina, Iris Garrelfs, NG Chor Guan, Steve Beresford & Matthias Kispert at Raven Row gallery, Spitalfields, London, UK. Live broadcast archived on YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZttuYWHGMoE. (Other info: http://www.unpredictable.info/project/unpredictable-radio)
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Emily Shapiro, Sue Lynch, Dee Byrne, Charlotte Keeffe and Sue Ferrar (featuring a film on Antarctica by Cy S Chiang) at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
February
- Performances as a quartet with John Butcher, Hannah Marshall and Mandhira De Saram at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Caroline Kraabel w. Brian Eley, David Ryan, Susanna Ferrar, Philipp Wachsmann & Ashley Wales at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
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2018
December
- Performance as a duo with Marjolaine Charbin at Hundred Years Gallery (Winter Solstice Party), Hoxton, London, UK
November
- Performances as a quartet with Chun-Ting (Refa) Wang, Steve Noble and Poulomi Desai at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Dave Tucker, Steve Beresford, David Leahy, Adrian Northover, Philipp Wachsmann & Caroline Kraabel at Deptford Town Hall, New Cross, London, UK as part of EFG London Jazz Festival
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Dave Tucker, Steve Beresford, David Leahy, Philipp Wachsmann & Ashley Wales at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
October
- ‘Accidents and Atmospheres’. Acoustic mirror sound installation with Rob Olins, employing a retrospective collage of church and environs recordings by Douglas Benford. The Chapel, The House Of St Barnabas, London, UK [Photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmpZNvvC]
- Performance / live recording as a duo with Matthew Atkins at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
- Performance as a duo with Alan Wilkinson, Catford Constitutional Club, Catford, London, UK
September
- Performances as a quartet with Caroline Kraabel, Crystabel Riley and Ivor Kallin at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
- Solo performance alongside Barczewski/McLean, Charlotte Law and Merlin Nova at Reyner Tish Presents event, Grow, Hackney Wick, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Caroline Kraabel, Bill Gilliam, Steve Beresford, Pat Thomas, Philipp Wachsmann & Ashley Wales at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
August
- Performance as part of a trio alongside Loz Speyer and Adam Bohman at the Horse Trials event, Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra alongside guests the Merseyside Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Ashley Wales, Steve Beresford, Dave Tucker, Adam Bohman & others at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
July
- Performances as part of ‘The Seen’ residency group session for Confront Recordings with Mandhira De Saram, David Toop, Bill Thompson, Rachel Musson, Spencer Grady, Luigi Marino and Mark Wastell at Hundred Years Gallery, Hoxton, London, UK
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Caroline Kraabel, Steve Beresford, David Ryan & Ashley Wales at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
June
- Solo performance alongside Iris Garrelfs, Tansy Spinks, David Bloor and Josh Barfoot at ‘Fountain 2017: found object / found sound’ at Candid Arts Trust, Islington, London, UK
- Performances as a quartet with Greta Pistaceci, Charlotte Keeffe and Alan Wilkinson. Hundred Years Gallery, Hackney, London, UK
- Performance as part of ‘The Seen’ residency group session for Confront Recordings with Tom Jackson, Phil Julian, Yoni Silver, Richard Sanderson, Spencer Grady, Dominic Lash and Mark Wastell at Hundred Years Gallery, Hackney, London, UK
May
- Performances as a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra, conducted by Caroline Kraabel, Steve Beresford, Dave Tucker & Philipp Wachsmann at Iklectik, Waterloo, London, UK
- ‘Avian Waves’. Acoustic mirror sound installation with Rob Olins, employing a retrospective collage of international bird recordings by Douglas Benford at Cosmic Perspectives Lumen Studios group exhibition, Ugly Duck, Tanner Street, Bermondsey, London, UK. [Photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskyKck6F]
April
- Performance as part of ‘The Seen’ residency group session for Confront Recordings with Rupert Clervaux, Phil Durrant, Phil Julian, Sue Lynch, Jennifer Allum and Mark Wastell at Hundred Years Gallery, Hackney, London, UK
- Performances as a quartet with Mandhira de Saram, Hannah Marshall and John Edwards at Hundred Years Gallery, Hackney, London, UK
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sweet-vanilla-sims · 1 year
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Year 1608 Part 2:
The family continued to have more new members as Aniyah and Samuel welcomed their son, Mathias, into the world just before Alton and Janet had their son, Adrien.
Adrian then arrived at his daughter’s home just in time to dote on his young great-grandchildren. Then news came that Susanna had a son named Nathaniel. 
While Susanna loved her son, she was starting to get a bit more disenchanted by her marriage which meant that Adrian’s visit was a welcome change in her day. 
Sofia turned six and definitely seemed to take more after her mother than her father but she was still young. 
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Year 1607 Part 3:
TW/CW: Death Mention
The Applegate/Pancakes home continued to be full of life and it was soon revealed that Susanna and her husband had settled near their home which meant that the child Susanna was expecting would not lack playmates. 
Rodrigo remarried a woman named Anastasia in September then came the news that Ambrose had died. It was inevitable that age would come for him but it was still heartbreaking nonetheless. 
November brought with it the joy of learning that the future head of the Mayne household married the youngest of John Laurent II’s daughters. Which meant that since, Corinne married in July, until John the third had a son, Sofia became the sole heir to the Laurent family. Not only that but Carlo, celebrated his first birthday with his father, sister, and step-mother. 
But November also brought sadness with it as Sarah’s husband, Antonio, died after getting cornered by wild animals. 
Unfortunately that was how the year ended for the family with not much happening in December. 
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Year 1606 Part 4:
Grace became a teenager and looked remarkably like her grandmother, Samara. 
Susanna got married to a traveler named Takuya from Mt. Komorebi on December 18th. 
While Janet and Alton who were both widowed with a child of their own decided to marry on the last day of the year with their vows witnesses by their young children. 
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