Peter Mortimer: The Last of the Hunters
Non-Swimmers Podcast - Conversations on the Sea por Emily Edge
Notas del episodio
In the first episode of Non-Swimmers, host Emily Edge talks to Cullercoats based writer Peter Mortimer about his book The Last of the Hunters - a stark, vivid account of the six months he spent living and working aboard North Shields fishing boats in the 1980s.
This episode is part of Emily's practice-based research project, The Sea as Threshold: Weaving North East Coastal Narratives through Saori Practice, exploring the sea as a liminal space between life and death through woven textiles.
About our guest: Peter Mortimer is a poet, playwright, journalist, and theatre director based in Cullercoats, and the founder of Iron Press. His books include The Last of the Hunters, Cool for Qat, 100 Days on Holy Island, and Broke Through Britain.
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Saori WeavingNorth East EnglandFishing CommunityNorth ShieldsCoastal HeritageTextile ArtCullercoatsCraftThe SeaPractice-based Research