Mark Gwynne Jones is a poet who works in film, on stage, in print and with music. During his travels Mark has sold poetry to the CIA, won The National Trust Poetry Competition and thrice won the Buxton Festival Fringe. He currently tours with The Psychicbread providing an unforgettable show of music and poetry.
Mark Gwynne Jones
Listen
Mark Gwynne Jones and The Psychicbread - Tracks from In the Light of This
Two tracks from Mark Gwynne Jones and The Psychicbread - 'The Love That Hides Between the Stars' (5:04) and 'Wild Garlic' (3:36) - from In The Light of This
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Wild Garlic
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The Love That Hides Between the Stars
Mark Gwynne Jones - Tracks from Psychicbread
Two tracks from poet Mark Gwynne Jones with music - 'The Helical Staircase' (4:10) and 'Forget' (4:32) - from Psychicbread CD
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Forget
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The Helical Staircase
Interviews
Mark Gwynne Jones talks about The Message
Mark Gwynne Jones discusses 'The Message', illustrated by scenes from the film. (4:08)
Books
In The Light of This
Audio CD – Here is an intertwining of voice, rhythm, roots music and poetry. The Psychicbread provide music that works to underscore, and empower the magical words of Mark Gwynne Jones.
‘Inspired…one of the most accomplished performance poets in the land…drawing the audience into a world where things are not quite what they seem’ – The Guardian
Psychicbread
This debut collection introduces Mark Gwynne Jones and the space between our thoughts. Poetry presented in print, audio and film.
‘Mark Gwynne Jones should be ruined with fame and money before he shows the rest of us up for the bunch of sissies we are. But if you don’t want the truth, don’t call a poet, at least not a real one.’ – Martin Newell, The Independent
Next Stop Hope
Route (14) Next Stop Hope was the first title in the Route Series of Contemporary Stories to appear in book form, the previous 13 issues had been newspapers. This full anthology contains new work from all the regular contributors to the Route newspaper, plus two further collections edited by M Y Alam and Anthony Cropper.
‘Your next stop should be the book shop.’ – Leeds Guide