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	- Tindal Street Press celebrates new novels
		On the 1st April 2004, Tindal Street Press celebrated the national launch of two new Black Country novels: The Afterglow by Anthony Cartwright, and Kiss Me Softly, Amy Turtle by Paul McDonald.
		Tindal Street Press has high ambitions for these excellent new titles - its first regional fiction since the extraordinary success of Clare Morrall's Astonishing Splashes of Colour (Man Booker Prize shortlist; Virgin Books Newcomer of the Year shortlist).
		Tindal Street Press is also delighted to publish Paul McDonald's second novel Kiss Me Softly, Amy Turtle, the sequel to Surviving Sting (TSP, 2001).
	www.publishingnews.co.uk /pn/forum_pn/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=287 (451 words)

	ideasfactory - Writing Features Menu
		Tindal Street Press (TSP), the city's first fiction publishing company, is at the centre of this rebirth.
		Tindal Street Press came to life in the late nineties, but its origins can be traced back to the early 1980s and the formation of the Tindal Street Fiction Group.
		And, with Tindal Street Press giving a national voice to Midlands-based writers, he couldn't be in Birmingham at a better time.
	westmidlands.ideasfactory.com /writing/features/feature3.htm (856 words)

	Birmingham - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Albert William Ketèlbey was born in Alma Street, Aston on 9 August, 1875, the son of a teacher at the Vittoria School of Art, Ketèlbey attended the Trinity College of Music, where he beat the runner-up, Gustav Holst, for a musical scholarship.
		The first local brewery on a large scale appears to have been the Birmingham Old Brewery that was erected in Moseley Street in 1782, by 1890 Birmingham was home to 2,178 public houses which were often judged by the quality of their "stingo" (beer).
		The Electric Cinema on Station street is the oldest working Cinema in the UK and was once reputedly a haunt of George Bernard Shaw.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /birmingham.htm (7074 words)

	books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		"(Tindal Street Press) was set up specifically to provide a showcase for undiscovered literary talent from the region." The quote is from a press release which would not have garnered much attention this time last year, but all that has changed with the announcement of the Booker Shortlist.
		Tindal Street has managed to achieve what many small groups are hoping for and this can only be a positive encouragement for writers and publishers who choose not to be in the capital.
		The importance of Tindal Street¹s attitude is that they not only foster work by local authors, but are concerned with the premise that writing with a regional emphasis is important.
	www.rascal.uk.net /books.turtle.htm (1793 words)

	ideasfactory - Worth Writing About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Alan Mahar is TSP's Director of Publishing and one of the leading members of the Fiction Group.
		It also secured TSP a national distribution deal, enabling it to move on to publishing novels by Midlands' writers.
		All Tindal Street novels have sold over a thousand copies; no mean feat when you consider that there are hundreds of new fiction titles published each month in Britain.
	www.ideasfactory.com /writing/features/writ_feature9.htm (856 words)

	A Lone Walk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The award is given to a highly promising young writer in honour of the distinguished novelist, playwright and essayist.
		Gul Davis has been praised in the national press for his ‘terrifically mature writing ability’; ‘a brave new voice, he writes with honesty and passionate conviction’.
		If it is, it is a brave and well-communicated account of long-term mental illness: the altered priorities and perceptions of the sufferer, the exasperation or lack of sympathy from carers (professional and otherwise), and the threats to dignity and individuality with which the mentally ill are confronted daily.
	www.lit-net.org /alone.htm (1927 words)

	Tindal Street Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tindal Street Press, now an established publishing house, grew out of the Tindal Street Fiction Group, founded in 1983.
		I published a novella with Tindal Street Press in October 2000 called A lone walk, which was very well reviewed in both the national and local press and won the J. Priestley Fiction Award.
		Tindal Street Press are to publish his second novel Kiss me softly, Amy Turtle in Spring 2004.
	www3.shropshire-cc.gov.uk /tindal.htm (1399 words)

	book2book forums - Tindal Street Press Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
		Two of this year’s titles are winners too: Austin Clarke’s The Polished Hoe, a North American bestseller, won the Commonwealth Writers Prize 2003; in March 2004 Tindal Street Press was proud to be UK publisher for this “extraordinary tale of lust and oppression” (Times).
		He says: “Tindal Street Press has shown that Birmingham’s exceptional local writers have what it takes to achieve national acclaim.
		In doing this, Tindal Street has proved itself more than just a publisher — it’s a champion for creative writing within our communities; it’s an inspiration for tomorrow’s professional authors and it’s a bridge between writers and audiences.
	forums.booktrade.info /showthread.php?t=66 (613 words)

	Birmingham article - Birmingham Birmingham, Alabama other places called Birmingham city West - What-Means.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The city centre has been transformed in recent years, with the construction of new squares, the restoration of old streets, buildings and canals, and the removal of much-derided pedestrian subways.
		The city's workmen design and constructed railway carriages, steam engines, and even - unusually for somewhere so far from the sea - ships, which were made as pre-fabricated sections, then assembled at the coast.
		The need to house the many industrial workers that flocked to the city from other areas lead to many Victorian streets and terraces of back-to-back houses, some of which were later to become inner-city slums.
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Birmingham (3427 words)

	Alan Beard
		Tindal Street Press is a publicly funded, independent publishing house which showcases strong contemporary fiction from the English regions.
		The work of the Press is managed by a Board of Directors, and publishing strategy and decisions are informed by an Editorial Panel.
		Tindal Street's stunning 20th anniversary anthology is one of the best, most consistently strong anthologies I've read.
	www.laurahird.com /showcase/alanbeard.html (5057 words)

	MoorishGirl: Independent Spirits
		Emma Hargrave, founder of Tindal Street Press, is selected by the Guardian as one of the few remaining arts and culture independents.
		Tindal Street Press was formed out of a Birmingham writers' group that had been meeting for 20 years in response to the metrocentric attitudes of commercial publishers.
		Tindal Press is also the publisher of West Indian author Auston Clarke's The Polished Hoe.
	www.moorishgirl.com /archives/001112.html (220 words)

	Tindal Street Press
		Tindal Street Press is an independent publisher of contemporary fiction with a reputation for publishing strong, regional voices.
		It emerged out of Tindal Street Fiction Group, a highly regarded Birmingham writers' group, set up in 1983.
		It is committed to producing a varied, ambitious list of titles by talented new writers to the highest editorial and production values.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/t/ti/tindal_street_press.html (122 words)

	21stCentury.html
		The area's in a state of arrested development, which means there are a load of half-demolished buildings dotting the landscape.
		The rain-soaked streets and dark haunts of Banks' Manchester and Dalton's Birmingham are at the same time solidly real and strongly metaphoric.
		From the outset it has been a tradition in which people for whom violence is "right down their street" play out their struggles in sharply delineated cityscapes - the alleyways into which Hammett "dropped" the detective story.
	www.crimeculture.com /21stC/21CMeanStreets.html (1204 words)

	Clare Morrall (1952 - )
		This novel reflects her interest in the dynamics of family life and synaesthesia - a condition in which emotions can be seen as colours and was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize for Fiction 2003.
		Although it is her first novel to be published, Clare has had an unpublished literary career spanning 20 years, having previously sent off four other novels to publishers, all of which were rejected.
		Tindal Street Press, a small publishing house based in Birmingham.
	www3.shropshire-cc.gov.uk /people/morrall.htm (219 words)

	New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Tindal Street Press 02 Oct-Dec (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Birmingham Noir gives the mean streets of London and LA a run for their money.
		At a time when every US writer and film-maker seems obsessed with revealing the dark underbelly of the American dream, it’s an almost-relief to read stories that agree the overside is often as grim as the underside.
		Joel Lane is the author of a collection of short stories, The Earth Wire (Egerton Press, 1994); a collection of poems, The Edge of the Screen (Arc, 1999); and two novels, From Blue To Black (Serpent’s Tail, 2000) and The Blue Mask (Serpent’s Tail, January 2003).
	www.tangled-web.co.uk /crimedigests/digests02/tindalstwi02.html (755 words)

	Arts Hub \| "Call For Short Stories" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tindal Street Press call for short stories for two showcase anthologies
		Tindal Street Press is looking for beautifully written and skillfully crafted short stories by West Midlands writers for two anthologies to be published in summer 2005.
		Their aim is to showcase talented authors who have had a few stories published, but not a story collection or a novel.
	www.dramatic.com.au /ah1/process/PrintJob.asp?jobid=38593 (177 words)

	The Arvon Foundation - Creative writing courses - Course - Fiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Leone Ross, author of Orange Laughter (Picador) and All The Blood Is Red (ARP) is co-editor of Whispers In The Walls (Tindal Street) and teaches at Roehampton University.
		Tindal Street Press will publish Goodbye Hessle Road in 2005.
		Emma Hargrave is Managing Editor of Tindal Street Press.
	www.arvonfoundation.org /pages/courses/courses.asp?CourseID=24 (156 words)

	Abebooks Search Results - Wist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Escape with soul sisters Kate and Romany to lazy Kerala backwaters, turbulent city streets and the frozen glory of the Himalayas.
		Street girl Romany is caught up in an Indian romance with the once-bookish Ty - but what unspoken loss makes the icy Himalayas so irresistible to him?- and Kate journeys to the Norfolk coast where the sea-wist sounds beneath Frieda's outpost home.
		But disaster, death and mishap intervene - and, as the inextricable threads between the sisters tighten, they must rework their bond in the light of dark truths from th.
	www.abebooks.co.uk /search/sortby/3/kn/Wist (1025 words)

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	Review \| Astonishing Splashes of Colour by Clare Morrall
		Morrall's against-the-odds success is even more remarkable considering her book was first published by a tiny local writers' group -- and that she had been writing novels for 20 years before anyone agreed to invest even a paltry sum on a writer who would almost instantly receive worldwide acclaim.
		Morrall had already written four complete and unpublished novels when Astonishing Splashes of Colour, the intimately detailed story of a childless, motherless recluse on a quest to retrieve her family's memory, finally was accepted by Birmingham's Tindal Street Press.
		Dwarfed by giants like Random House and Faber and Faber, homes of the other Booker notables, Tindal Street's nomination still managed to share the shortlist with Margaret Atwood and Monica Ali.
	www.januarymagazine.com /fiction/astonishingsplashes.html (1157 words)

	BBC - Birmingham Your Community - Black History Month - It's a labour of love
		Tindal Street Press - now an established publishing house, grew out of the Tindal Street Fiction Group, founded in 1983.
		It was shortlisted for the Young Observer Fiction Prize in that year and was republished by New Beacon Books, London in 1985.
		His latest work ‘Rasta Love’ is featured in an anthology of short-stories by Birmingham Black and Asian writers called Whispers in the Walls, published by West Midlands based Tindal Street Press in 2001.
	www.bbc.co.uk /birmingham/your_community/bhm/norman_samuda_smith.shtml (512 words)

	IDEASFACTORY UK: Writing Zone: short stories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tindal Street Press gives the genre a push onto the bookshelves.
		The success of the anthologies Gay has edited for Birmingham-based publishers Tindal Street Press suggests that, contrary to the beliefs of the major publishing houses, there is a market for short stories in Britain.
		Tindal Street's decision to promote short story writing seems to have been vindicated.
	www.ideasfactory.com /writing/features/writ_feature51.htm (702 words)

	Godfrey Featherstone writing showcase on the official website of writer, Laura Hird
		A member of Tindal Street Fiction Group for eighteen years, he has had a new transplanted heart for the last eleven and savours every moment of his new life.
		When I heard that Tindal Street were using is as part of their 20th anniversary anthology, 'Going the Distance' I begged them to let me use it on the site.
		Was over the moon to hear that Clare Morrall's brilliant debut novel has been shortlisted for the 2003 Man Booker Prize, not only because its a sad, scary, touching book, but because it should assure Tindal Street the widespread respect and attention they deserve.
	www.laurahird.com /showcase/godfreyfeatherstone.html (2166 words)

	Catholic Encyclopedia: ST. THOMAS MORE
		While still a child Thomas was sent to St. Anthony's School in Threadneedle Street, kept by Nicholas Holt, and when thirteen years old was placed in the household of Cardinal Morton, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Lord Chancellor.
		His controversial writings are mentioned below in the list of his works, and it is sufficient here to say that, while far more refined than most polemical writers of the period, there is still a certain amount that tastes unpleasant to the modern reader.
		At first he wrote in Latin but, when the books of Tindal and other English Reformers began to be read by people of all classes, he adopted English as more fitted to his purpose and, by doing so, gave no little aid to the development of English prose.
	www.ipa.net /~magreyn/morebio.htm (3895 words)

	News : MEDIA LAB CENTRE BOOST FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRIES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The centre became operational at the start of the year, and it is already working on a number of pilot projects.
		Emma Hargrave, of Tindal Street Press, said: "Media ContentLab have been a joy to work with.
		I've really appreciated their professional and imaginative approach to the development of the Tindal Street Press website, and I look forward to charting the results of their work.
	www.uce.ac.uk /web2/releases/3225.html (483 words)

	Lit-Net - Category (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tindal Street and Clare Morrall close on Booker...
		Her Majesty On Tour - Tindal Street Press Launch Party by David Fine - 10-May-02 (views:890)
		Her Majesty - ed: Gay and Hargrave, Tindal Street Press by David Fine - 26-Apr-02 (views:826)
	www.lit-net.org /index.php?screen=category&session_string=NN24NpDWgrLvv5bh&CatID=38 (533 words)

	The Marsh Agency - Rights information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		And as a photographer, a dopehead and a right-wing politician are sucked into the vortex, the lowlife sharks are circling.
		Bright-hearted Pearl offers Des a glimmer of hard-won redemption, but at street and canal level, down in the pubs and blues parties no one is playing by the rules.
		In this masterly noir debut John Dalton creates a tense atmosphere of corruption and betrayal in Birmingham's underworld.
	www.marsh-agency.co.uk /rights.asp?title=CITRAD (330 words)

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