"a tribute to the Myspace and blogging generation" and another demo track, "London". It was accompanied by the following instructions: "Download the MP3s, burn a CD, download the artwork, print it out, stick it in a jewel case and hey presto! A Penny Broadhurst single." Her first EP, Allons-y!, which featured more demo tracks, was released on Killer Disc Records on 24 September 2007 in a limited edition run of CDs, which were numbered and signed. This included a different mix of "London" from the mix on the free single, which is now no longer available for download. The title is the French for "Let's go!", which reflects the tone of the EP and is also a common utterance by the Tenth Doctor as played by David Tennant in Doctor Who. Her EP 'Sparkle The Dark' included a mixture of both solo and band tracks (as Penny Broadhurst & The Maffickers) and an accompanying booklet of short stories based on the lyrics to "The End" by several writers: Broadhurst herself, Danny Broderick, Robert Shearman, Danny Broderick, Benjamin Adams and Swithun Cooper. Track List Demo "London" (download only) Released January 2007 by Killer Disc Records, Leeds . "London (Jeff Lynne Superstar)" "LJaded" Lyrics by Penny Broadhurst, music by Broadhurst/Heaton/Mcgrath. EP Released 23 September 2007 by Killer Disc Records, Leeds Allons-y! "Give It Up" "Chemist Goods" "LJaded" "London (Klar Mix)" EP Released December 2008 by Mafficker Press, Leeds Sparkle The Dark "The End" "Ragbag Song" "Cut Dead" (cover of a song by The Jesus and Mary Chain) "Guess Who I've Messed With (live acoustic radio session)" Published works Penny Broadhurst's first printed collection of poetry and lyrics, That Way Out (), was published on 25 August 2006 by Killer Question with photography by Danny North. This brings together previously unpublished material as well as some of the lyrics recorded for the spoken word album Blue Bank and other words and lyrics originally published in X magazine, Parameter, Brittle Star, Citizen 32 and Leeds Guide. References External links Review, BBC Tees Profile in the Guardian 1980 births Living people People from Harrogate English women writers 21st-century English women singers 21st-century English singers