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Semaphore Signals by Tenzing Scott Brown was printed in 2022 in an edition of 400 copies and is the 29th book published by Penkiln Burn. The first 40 copies were sold by Bill Drummond  by The Breakout, London on November 8th in exchange for one tea pot from a charity…

Paint by Tenzing Scott Brown was printed in 2022 in an edition of 400 copies and is the 28th book published by Penkiln Burn. Initial copies were sold by Bill Drummond on Sizewell Beach, Suffolk, with the remaining copies later made available through the Alimentation webshop. Back Cover Blurb PAINT…

The Pied Wagtail by Tenzing Scott Brown was printed in 2022 in an edition of 400 copies and is the 27th book published by Penkiln Burn. Initial copies were sold by Bill Drummond near Southgate Tube Station in London, with the remaining copies later made available through the Alimentation webshop….

Best Gent Hair Saloon by Tenzing Scott Brown is the 25th book published by Penkiln Burn. It was printed in an edition of 400 copies which were originally put on sale in the titular Best Gent Hair Saloon (Metin’s Barbers) in London during September 2021 along with Antimacassar. The remaining…

Antimacassar is a 32-page book written by Tenzing Scott Brown, and the 24th book published by Penkiln Burn in 2021.The book contains an introduction written by Bill Drummond’s whose other self  went on to write the play Antimacassar included in the book. The book was printed in an edition of…

A lot has been happening lately on the publishing shores of Penkiln Burn both in the virtual and the real world, with two books being released shortly and another following soon.

A new play entitled Never Lock Your Door by Bill Drummond’s alter ego Tenzing Scott Brown has been shared on the Penkiln Burn website – or, more precisely, a list of its principal characters due to the play’s endless nature.

Another newsletter from Penkiln Burn just arrived in our mailboxes, with Bill Drummond sharing a number of Forty Second Plays he wrote earlier this month titled The New River Four.

With his days of dumping dead animals outside aftershow parties long behind him, Bill Drummond has found a new sheep-related pasttime during the pandemic.