Welcome!

I'm excited to be taking part in the following events:

30th September - "Recite your own poem competition" Wakefield LitFest
http://www.wakefieldlitfest.org.uk/events/109-poetry-wrap-party

2nd October (National Poetry Day!) - Spoken Weird 2.4 at Bar Up, Halifax
https://www.facebook.com/events/1568250876732091/1568410346716144/?notif_t=plan_mall_activity 

4th October - Fundraiser at Cleckheaton Library for Kirkwood Hospice
https://www.facebook.com/events/535034543308525/?ref_dashboard_filter=upcoming

8th October - Folk Night with Les Barker & Morley Folk (Morley LitFest)
http://www.morleyfolk.org/

12th October - Talking Zebras at Morley Literature Festival
http://www.morleyliteraturefestival.co.uk/skill-type/poetry/

Plus whenever I can at Talking Zebras, Morley Folk Club, The Croppers, Writeoutloud and whoever else will have me!

Thanks for visiting my web page.
Hoping you can visit my YouTube channel as well - would welcome any feedback :)
http://www.youtube.com/user/monologuedave/videos

David Lindsay is a fan of the Spoken Word.

With 172 poems/monologues in a wide-ranging 'repertoire' he can claim to have a half-decent memory and a passion for reciting.

He is slowly building this repertoire and trying to make sure too many don't fall out of his head during his busy working week.

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Having now written 14 poems of his own, he's also hoping to add more of his own work to this website when he finds time to actually write it.

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Meanwhile, he's happy enough to share the genius of
better writers and bring his own brand of the Spoken Word to anyone who cares to listen!

For an appropriate donation to charity, and mostly just for the heck of it, David is willing to host or perform at suitable events - please get in touch at monologuedave@aol.com 

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Along with Jim Saville and others, David co-hosts "Talking Zebras" -  a Spoken Word Group in the fine Yorkshire town of Cleckheaton which meets at 2.15pm on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturday of each month. 

He also regularly joins in at other local poetry and folk meetings in the area - please see the links page.

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