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Songwritings

Nick Asbury, Kate van der Borgh

A conversation about songs, writing and songwriting, between Kate van der Borgh and Nick Asbury.

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Latest Issues

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Songtalkings

Hello! A slight change of tack in this post as we share a recent talk we did for the writers’ organisation 26.*

4 months ago
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So what would I cry for?

Zoom event: If you want to hear us talking songs, writing and songwriting, sign up here for a free Zoom hosted by writers’ organisation 26. (6.30-7.30pm on 13 June.)

5 months ago
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Sooner or later

We love sharing these new things on Songwritings. This time, it’s a simple lyric with lots of internal rhyme and inner turmoil, in which the singer tries to believe things will work out eventually—and who knows, maybe they will. That’s what...

7 months ago
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Songbird: a sad-happy tale

For anyone new here, Songwritings is a conversation between Kate van der Borgh (writer, D&AD Masterclass trainer, musician, first novel ‘And He Shall Appear’ out with Fourth Estate this autumn) and Nick Asbury (writer, poet, Perpetual Disap...

8 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Nick Asbury

    Writer/poet. UK. Realtime Notes, Text Radio, Perpetual Disappointments Diary. asburyandasbury.com

  • Kate van der Borgh

    Writing / reading / music / ghosts / pies

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