Daily Archives: February 10, 2013

Heading home

February 10, 2013by Erin Lynch Leave a comment

Snapshots

Tuesday: Picture Poll!
Saturday: Holy Haikus, He-Man!
Sunday: Smoke-Long Stories of the Picture Poll.

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Zero to Hero

Winning.

First one.

Second one.

Challenge Accepted. Suck On That, Slapnuts!

These are some pretty sweet sites that I dig.

Esfinges The all female online HEMA fencing group I belong to and moderate.
Kruse Art Stunning jewelry, rugs and other hippy art from a Dutch friend of mine living in Texas.
Hexvessel Another band that I represent. Get your inner hippy on.
Free People Where I will buy all of my clothes from when I become a millionaire from blogging.
Sólstafir This is the band that I manage.
The Tyranny of Tradition Pretty funny heavy metal news blog in the vein of The Onion.
The German Perspective Smart, witty, hilarious blog about life seen through the eyes of a German.
Danelli Armouries Pure, unadulterated sword porn by a genius sword craftsman.
Sara Fe Art A friend of mine who produces dark and sometimes simultaneously adorable pieces.
The Convoluted Menagerie Clever, witty, funny. Highly recommend.
Edward Hotspur Witty and humorous to the last, Edward Hotspur is mandatory blog reading.
Crossing Broad Hilarious Philadelphia sports news site.
Ray Ferrer – Artist Absolutely brilliant artist from NYC whose method of painting makes his work look like photography.

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I was a productive part of blogciety these days.

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The Same menu items listed in the top, now conveniently located down here so you can get your bearings. No need to thank me.

He-Man! (1)
Satire&Stories (25)
Saturday: Holy Haikus (1)
Saturday: Holy Haikus, He-Man! (7)
Savories (4)
Sham (7)
Significance (33)
Sincere (17)
Snapshots (46)
Stuff & Things (40)
Sunday: Smoke-Long Stories of the Picture Poll. (6)
Synopsis (ABOUT) (2)
Tuesday: Picture Poll! (8)
Uncategorized (7)

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Erin Lynch

Hi there! I run a band/artist/production and event management company called FlyingFox AB based out of Stockholm, Sweden where I manage some well known bands and artists. I also offer services in consultancy, tour, production and event management. I've been in the business for 23 years. During this time, I have earned vast experience in all aspects of the music business and live events. I'll not bore you will all of the details here. Currently, with all of this Covid-19 nonsense going on, I've found myself with quite a bit of time on my hands. I still have a company to run, and artists to take care of. However, with 189 shows cancelled this year, let's just say loads of time has suddenly opened up. I've been feeling "non-essential", frustrated, angry, hopeless. This thing has knocked myself, and so many others completely off guard. Those of us who have dedicated our entire careers to the live music, art, event and entertainment sectors are in critical need of genuine support. That's why I've recently also started a non-profit called C.R.E.W Coalition. C.R.E.W stands for Career Restricted Event Workers. Please feel free to explore what we're all about, and don't hesitate to drop me a message via the Contact form, or email. I'm always welcome to suggestions, assistance, feedback, networking, etc.

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