Contact

Email

I am best reached via email; I do read pretty much everything that comes in, but I rarely reply unless it’s very important.    You can help me by being brief if you need info, and not expecting a reply if you don’t.

This is not the place to contact me about booking for any of the organizations I am affiliated with, including the Peterborough Folk Festival, the Lindsay Academy Theatre, or the Shelter Valley Folk Festival (I don’t book SVFF).  Visit their websites, where you’ll find the appropriate contact information and guidelines.

If you’re asking why I haven’t booked you or the band you represent, I’m definitely not going to reply.

Signal to Noise – Other Places Online

Remember 1999 when everyone said we should never give out our real name online?  Cute, eh?

A few places you can find me online; mostly these have nothing to do with work, just social networking and entertainment.   If you’re just joining us here in the 21st Century, please remember that in this age where public and private spaces are being blurred, none of us are really sure what’s appropriate yet.  I’ve put warnings for those of you pretending that grown-ups don’t swear and stuff.

I’ve also added the Dandy ID thinger, over to the left – it;s a bid ol’ list of social networks I belong to.  Go for it, stalkers!

Twitter – Occasional salty language, humour that only makes sense to me, and my own oblique strategies and passive-aggressive pokes at other Twits.  Love Twitter or hate it; I don’t care!

Linked In – If the resume linked above isn’t enough, you can see it in a different format via my profile!  They keep telling me that Linked In is a vital tool, but I don’t know.  I’ve known my fair share of tools, and I’m still not sure I’d call Linked In that quite yet.

Facebook – Occasional salty language; I use Fb to promote the festival and to post silly things that catch my eye, and grouch about people who take quizzes or complain about Fb’s layout changes.

Flickr – Photos, obviously.  I don’t think any of them are inappropriate, but I guess that depends on one’s views on embroidery and family hijinks.  Of no real professional interest, but if you’re stalking me or something you might get an entertaining couple of hours.

YouTube – Video.  Generally stuff I’ve been paid to make, none of it bafflingly arty or expletive-riddled, I promise.

Tumblr – Undeniably ‘for the kids,’ Tumblr is a place to post things if you have a short attention span and never intend to go back more than a day or two to revisit your archive.  I like it.