Hull Storytellers

2016

January 2016, "Love" and "Chocolate"

Gave us a mindful meditation on chocolate.

The magician's daughter was the cause of the Gypsey Race and the Rudston Monolith.

Her hips passed the test under the beady eye of Iris.

His poems evoked a love of chocolate, a love-hate relationship with Jaffa Cakes, and a scalding hot cup of tea

Recounted a light fingered journey by the King and Queen of thieves, a wise woman, and a baby.

The Man Who wanted nothing, Mr Wali Dad went from rags to riches and back again between the princess of Kaiston and the Prince of Neck-a-bad.

Tristan the slayer of dragons loves Isolde, she with the healing touch, sad ending.
(But much quicker than Wagner).

Her poem - a rant - "Can't buy me love".

Candy Floss and Toblerone.

Had the War of the Roses within striking distance of London, and a young lady saving her sweetheart by using her body to muffle the death bell.

Licourice by John Betjeman.

Trawler skippers and seagulls, and "Dead Bod"

An epilogue concerning a Rough Guide to Hull in a series of stories.