Do you ever get tired of the "once upon a time" to "happily ever after (or not)" narrative flow? Back in November, I posted this writing assignment about nonlinear stories. I still love nonlinear stories, but I also love tales that abandon traditional narrative all together. Last week, I was catching up on some reading and I ran across a lovely bit of storytelling accomplished via…

1. My father asks how many wheat biscuits I want then puts them in a bowl for me.
2. I select my own cereal from a range of cereals that my parents allow me to eat (bran flakes, bran flakes with a variety of nuts and dried fruits, wheat biscuits) and prepare it myself. I often overestimate how much I want.
3. At some point during puberty I begin to drink cups of instant coffee.

Thursday 13th December will be our last event for 2012 - a one-off special that will be hosted in the Mack lecture theatre at Glasgow School of Art. Anyone is welcome to come along and listen and have a glass of wine and as always it’s completely free. We have a very full and exciting programme of sound works lined up including some live pieces.

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ANATOMY #2: 28th September 2012, 7.30pm, £6

Further to the sell-out success of ANATOMY #1, Edinburgh's new night of cutting edge performance returns to Summerhall with another line-up of performance in all its wonderful and myriad forms.

Live film soundtrack, nauseous puppetry, tender dance, dystopian crooning, barnacled storytelling, experimental theatre and visual art combine in a truly unique and exciting event that.

i feel
i feel
it's gravity

i am so shocked i flinch and fall

all words are jdawinslow schizophrenic or spiritual