Author Archives: (Now that would be) Telling

(Now that would be) Telling has closed its doors on the final houses. Thank you to everyone who made the project possible, from the houses Ickworth, Brantwood, Dr Johnson’s House, A la Ronde, Caddington Hall (Transition Gallery) and their wonderful … Continue reading →

(Now that would be) Telling is coming to its final days at A la Ronde and Caddington Hall. This weekend is the last chance to see the project that has spanned five stately homes with five authors creating new stories … Continue reading →

Wondering whether or not to visit Caddington Hall at Transition Gallery? Read the review by Zoe Pilger here.

(Now that would be) Telling is still open to the public at A la Ronde and Caddington Hall (at Transition Gallery) until 5 February 2012. These are the final houses in the project so see them while you can! The texts … Continue reading →

HAPPY NEW YEAR! (Now that would be) Telling is preparing to launch it’s fifth and final exhibition on 13 January. Caddington Hall is coming to Transition Gallery, Unit 25 a (second floor), 8 Andrews Road, London E8 4QN, do join us there … Continue reading →

(Now that would be) Telling will be one of the astounding guests at A Steampunk Evening hosted by The Kitschies, “an annual award for books best elevating the tone of genre literature”. Find out more about The Kitschies and their … Continue reading →

(Now that would be) Telling is now open to the public at A la Ronde until 5 February 2012. This is the first year that the National Trust property has not closed for winter. Visitors can tour the house as … Continue reading →

Want to find out more about the artist Hayley Lock? Read an interview with her on Saatchi online: Behind the canvas. Hayley is also their Artist Spotlight this month here. Want to catch up with writers? Hallie Rubenhold, writer for (Now … Continue reading →

Hayley is putting the finishing touches to the artwork, the printers are printing the text by Liz Williams and A la Ronde are preparing for the next leg of (Now that would be) Telling. The project launches there on Saturday … Continue reading →