One of my favourite things I like to do is create. A few years ago I was frustrated that I wasn’t creating as much as I had liked. I had been feeling that way for a few days and that is when I decided that I would do one creative thing a day. It helped … Read more…
Last night was the first birthday for the Writers’ Café’ Auckland. They are a very supportive and knowledgeable group. I had the opportunity to read a couple of my poems out. I read a very silly one called Alpha Bet (which can be found in the Sillyverse) and a serious piece called Screaming Through the … Read more…
I was at the library… it’s true this time. I wasn’t hanging out with my friends and causing mischief. No, really! Genevieve and I were at the Kaukapakapa Library to promote our latest book; the Sillyverse. We had a great time, talking with the locals about the history of the area, why we wrote the … Read more…
My wife and I were asked Just the other night To read our poetry for people who write We said yes straight away “what a good idea” Although to be honest We had a small fear The poems were silly Would adults laugh too? Going there and trying Was all we could do So we … Read more…
A Cat, a Moon and Other Stuff is a nonsense poem from the book The Sillyverse: Nonsense Poems for Kids by Genevieve and Kerrin Revell. Published by Austin Macauley and released Jan 31st 2019.
The following is a poem out of the Sillyverse and is called “Weird”. The Sillyverse is a place where you can play chess with Bigfoot and the Yeti, use a jellyphone, meet an upside down cat and an upright bat, find a poem that isn’t there and see penguins having epic rap battles. It’s much … Read more…
I am proud to announce the release of The Sillyverse that I co-authored with my wife Genevieve. The Sillyverse is a place where you can play chess with Bigfoot and the Yeti, use a jellyphone, meet an upside down cat and an upright bat, find a poem that isn’t there and see penguins having epic … Read more…
On Saturday night at Theatreworks in Birkenhead, the Fig Mints and the Improv Mob (from Whangarei) took to the stage for an improv show. The small venue was a great place for such a show and the crowd seemed to really enjoy it. I am happy and lucky enough to be one of the Fig … Read more…
Anyone who has more than a passing interest in The Doors, “band from Venice” as the sign above the seedy Sunset Strip club once read, will know the importance of the London Fog to the Doors story. It is here we are told that they honed their skills and Jim Morrison gained his confidence to … Read more…
When I was just a little Kerrin Revell I dreamt of having my own sketch comedy show and today that dream got a little bit closer. It’s still respecting my personal boundaries though. We started filming one of the few sketches planned for this year, which will serve as an appetiser for the show, which … Read more…