Events
Peter Clark
Dickens' London: Bermondsey in Dickensian Literature
Fri, Feb 10, 2012. 7pm
Few novelists have written so intimately about a city in the way that
Charles Dickens wrote about London. Based on five walks through
central London, Peter Clark illuminates the settings of Dickens’s
greatest works, his life, his journalism and his fiction.
Paul Bailey, Will Davis, Campbell X, Helen Sandler, Andra Simons, Aliyahgator
Speaking Out: Voices Celebrating LGBT History Month 2012
Wed, Feb 15, 2012. 7pm
Featuring
Booker-nominated author Paul Bailey
Author/Aerialist Will Davis
Filmmaker Campbell X
Writer/Publisher Helen Sandler
Poet/Performer Andra Simons
Artist Aliyahgator
This event celebrates the diverse voices of leading lesbian and gay authors and artists. An accompanying exhibition by Aliyahgator - Home And Away: LGBT Londoners - will also be on show. With support from Southwark LGBT Network.
Booker-nominated author Paul Bailey
Author/Aerialist Will Davis
Filmmaker Campbell X
Writer/Publisher Helen Sandler
Poet/Performer Andra Simons
Artist Aliyahgator
This event celebrates the diverse voices of leading lesbian and gay authors and artists. An accompanying exhibition by Aliyahgator - Home And Away: LGBT Londoners - will also be on show. With support from Southwark LGBT Network.
Geoff Bell, Elizabeth Woodcraft, Cahal McLaughlin, Jolene Mairs,
Bronagh Wilson
Unseen Women: Armagh Stories
Thurs, Mar 15, 2012. 7pm
This public event features various speakers and a short film screening. Booking advised
Instore, online or call 02074079316. Featuring Geoff Bell, writer and historian
Elizabeth Woodcraft, Cahal McLaughlin and Jolene Mairs, Prisons Memory Archive
Photographer Bronagh Wilson.
Instore, online or call 02074079316. Featuring Geoff Bell, writer and historian
Elizabeth Woodcraft, Cahal McLaughlin and Jolene Mairs, Prisons Memory Archive
Photographer Bronagh Wilson.
