Timothy Grayson - Literary Editor FD2D tgrayson
Literary Editor FD2D
An outspoken, philosophical, dark and meticulous poet, Cultural Ambassador Timothy Grayson spends equal amounts of time between his home in the red light district of Leicester City and touring European dens of iniquity for 'artistic inspiration'. He is a member of the Decadent Romantics with Steven Silverman and Nathan Lunt, International Representative for the English Poetry Brothel, Literary Editor for FD2D Magazine and well known for his taste in archaic fashions (often sarcastically referring to Mr. Stephen Fry's praise of his Wilde-like collar as a particular high-point in his literary career).
It is a known fact that Grayson never went to university, having gained his experience working and training with various professional organisations such as the BBC, Royal Society of Literature and The Poetry Society of New York, but still remains a staunch advocate of education, both self-taught and institutionalised. He believes that the From Dusk 2 Dawn creative philosophy makes more common sense than those of other creative organisations: "FD2D focuses on the quality of work, not the educational background of said work's creator. If a person needs experience, they're given the opportunity to hone their craft; if they're talented, they're given the opportunity to shine. It's the way all creative organisations should work. FD2D is an important, pioneering platform for anyone with a desire to create and celebrate creativity, and I'm proud to be a part of it."
Location: LE2 0ND
Website: tgrayson.co.uk
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