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Mark C. LLoyd is a published Poet and produced Playwright who resides in Lockport, New York.
As a Playwright, Director, board member and production consultant he has worked with many theater companies in the Buffalo, N.Y. area.
To date he has directed over two dozen of his own stage plays.
May of 2006 he won an award from the Theatre Association of New York State for Writing "Hollywood Dreams-A Monologue”.
In 2009 Mark received an award for Directing, one of is own Plays, from the Theatre Association of New York State.
Mark has been the featured poet and host at numerous Poetry events and has self-produced
several artistic and theater productions.
He has had several of his One Act Plays with Alleyway Theater’s Buffalo Quickies festival.
Mark is also a member of Alleyway Theatre’s Playwright’s Circle.
His self-published Poetry chap book from 2010 “Warm Blooded Mornings” and is still available for sale (Somewhere?).
2012 his miniature book “It’s The Place You’ll Find Me” was published by Destitute Press.
In 2013 his book “Unfinished Suite: Poetry & Prose” was released by No Frills Publishing and is described as “… Lloyd has mastered the art of living in each moment. He captures and brilliantly documents the details of those moments that most take for granted, as if he sees the future and recognizes the fortune in front of him. He breathes life into every day human interactions.”
“Breakfast With You: A Collection of Poems” was released 2015 by No Frills Publishing demonstrates insight and emotion combined with Lloyd's artistic style. LLoyd's voice is resounding as his words flow from the page. "I want to be there in the morning when you wake up to freshly brewed coffee and say hello to the world. I want to have breakfast with you."
He is presently working on a novella and two books of his produced Plays and a book of Poetry and Plays on one of his favorite subjects: Benches.
Mark has two Facebook Poetry pages, “Western New York Poets” and “Love, Lust and … Erotica”
He is also a writer for the on line site http://www.broadwayworld.com/
Mark also host own Podcast “The DarkRoom” at http://www.thinktwiceradio.com/
He is presently working on a novella and two books of his produced Plays and a book of Poetry and Plays
of one of his favorite subjects: Benches.
Mark continues to interview the many talented artistic people of Western New York for
Broadwayworld.com.
BWW Interview: Actor Timothy Patrick Finnegan
July 23, 2016
July 23, 2016
BWW Interviews: Actor Timothy Patrick Finnegan
BWW Interview: Poet & Performer Joshua Betts
July 11, 2016
July 11, 2016
BWW Interview: Poet & Performer Joshua Betts
BBW Interview: Singer and Songwriter Robb Nesbitt
June 13, 2016
June 13, 2016
BBW Interviews: Singer & Songwriter Robb Nesbitt
BWW Interview: Writer Nathanael William Stolte
May 23, 2016
May 23, 2016
Nathanael William Stolte is a madcap, DIY, Buffalo poet. His first chapbook 'A Beggar's Book of Poems' published by LastFirstPress-PrintCollective came out in the summer of 2015. He has been a featured poet at Third Wednesday, ECC, and Buffalo State College. Also, in Cleveland, Ohio at Guide to Kulture Book Store. He is one of the founding members of Cringe-Worthy Poets Collective. CWPCollective Press is the kitchen table press he and the Cringers started this year. His second chapbook 'Bumblebee Petting Zoo' and small collections of poems '9 By NWS' and '8 By NWS' were published this year (2016). He is currently working on a summer tour with the Cringers and John Dorsey, nine cities from New Jersey to New Mexico at the end of July. He travels to Kent and Cleveland Ohio for readings as well as Rochester New York. He hopes to expand to Syracuse New York and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He describes his poetics as cathartic confessional or nostalgic reverie. He also co-hosts a monthly poetry circle at Rust Belt on Grant Street, every first Thursday of the month, always at 7pm.
BWW Interview: Writer Jessica Tamara
May 24, 2016
May 24, 2016
Jessica Tamara is a rising author whose debut novel Running Away From Love was self-published and released on July 18, 2015. She has had a passion for writing and also reading since she was a little girl. She has been featured as a rising urban fiction author at the Toronto Urban Fiction Book Expo. Her goal is to create female characters from all walks of life that evolve, but most importantly they inspire and live in their truths whether it is good or bad. She would describe her writing style as emotional and vivid, where she wants you feel and escape into the moment she has created. You laugh with the characters, get angry with them, cry with them, and root for them to overcome. If the reader can relate and connect on any level, then that makes the writing process that much more worthwhile. Jessica currently resides in Buffalo, NY where works in finance and writes in her spare time. She is currently working on creating her own publishing company, which she hopes to help authors like herself to share their work with the world. She is currently working on her 2nd novel slated to be released in September 2016 titled 'Season's Change....Autumn Leaves'.
BWW Interview: Renaissance Woman Keirrah King
March 21, 2016
March 21, 2016
Keirrah King is young, beautiful, talented and very busy. We recently spoke about art and career.
BWW Interview: Actor John F. Kennedy
February 12, 2016
February 12, 2016
Local actor John F. Kennedy keeps busy on stage and screen. In demand on stage and a new movie in the works.
Springville Center for the Art's Night of One Acts
February 10, 2016
February 10, 2016
Springville Center for the Arts Night of One Acts
BWW Interview: Writer James J. Alonzo
January 25, 2016
January 25, 2016
James J. Alonzo is a Viet Nam Combat Veteran, Deputy Sheriff, Private Investigator, Bail Enforcement Agent, retired Buddhist Priest, Thomasine Priest, married since 1966. 100% Disabled Veteran due to Agent orange onset illnesses. He is also a writer with numerous on line articles and seeking a publisher for a upcoming book.
BWW Interview: StreetPoetz.com's Carmel 'Cece' Carson
November 23, 2015
November 23, 2015
BWW Interviews: StreetPoetz.com's Carmel 'Cece' Carson
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