Imaginary Advice

Ross Sutherland and poet Abi Palmer collaborate on a modernisation of Francis Godwin's 1638 science-fiction novel The Man in the Moone.

Warning: contains references to child death, drug abuse, animal cruelty.

For more of Abi's Work, goto abipalmer.squarespace.com

Her new book, Sanatorium, available for pre-order from pennedinthemargins.co.uk

Commissioned and funded by Apples and Snakes.

For more information, goto www.applesandsnakes.org

Imaginary Advice is represented by Trigger.

Taking inspiration from the surrealist game "Exquisite Corpse", Ross Sutherland and Clive Desmond (Pod Planet) collaborate on an audio programme using the same rules.

For more about Clive Desmond's podcast, goto www.PodPlanet.org

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Imaginary Advice is represented by Trigger.

A secret burial at sea, and the nightmares that come after.

Story written by Ally Gipps. Read by Laurie Bolger and Neil Maskell.

Music / produced by Ross Sutherland.

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Imaginary Advice is represented by Trigger.

A series of altered hypnosis cassettes tell the story of a toxic relationship.

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Written & produced by Ross Sutherland. Hypnosis Programme Narrator: Lizzy Dening. Imaginary Advice is represented by Trigger, supported by Arts Council England in partnership with Apples & Snakes. For more information goto imaginaryadvice.com

Imaginary Advice turns five with a special episode about pyromancy, punk rock, and the novelisation of RUMBLE IN THE BRONX.

Imaginary Advice is represented by Trigger, supported by Arts Council England in partnership with Apples & Snakes. For more information goto imaginaryadvice.com

A traditional heroic tale of two boxers, one ring. Featuring extracts from Rob Auton's "The Time Show" (robauton.co.uk)

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Artworks within artworks within artworks. Featuring new poetry from Luke Kennard

The first two episodes of "Mark Can't Rap", a new podcast series by Mark Grist. Mark sets out to teach himself the fundamentals of rap, through conversations with British MCs.

Intermission: "Ab" - a piece on the Liverpool hiphop scene by Ross Sutherland.

A new short story by Tim Clare.

Tim's new novel The Ice House is out now:

https://canongate.co.uk/books/2531-the-ice-house/

Ross transforms a word-search into a story about a house party. Score written by Jeremy Warmsley https://jeremywarmsley.bandcamp.com/