Guy Ware is a critically acclaimed novelist and short story writer. The Peckham Experiment is his fourth and latest novel. He joins us to discuss it, along with the history and legacy of the original Peckham Experiment. Register to attend in person Register to attend on Zoom Guy Ware - The Peckham Experiment at Salt… Continue reading The Peckham Experiment – Guy Ware
A meticulously researched tour de force that charts black presence on the British Isles from Cheddar Man through the African Roman legions and Black Tudors and into the present day. Professor Adi will present his research.
Every morning, ecologist Tim Blackburn is inspired by the diversity contained within the moth trap he runs on his London roof. In THE JEWEL BOX, Tim reflects on what he has learned as a scientist studying ecosystems and demonstrates how the contents of one small box can illuminate the workings of all nature. Register here… Continue reading Tim Blackburn – The Jewel Box
John Richmond will read a selection of his poems and autobiographical prose. His work is variously personal, descriptive and narrative, and occasionally political. He says, “Reading and writing poetry has been a part-time occupation but a constant preoccupation all my life.” John has been an English teacher, an adviser of teachers, and an educational broadcaster.… Continue reading John Richmond – An evening of poetry and prose
Join our pop up play to follow the poet John Keats’ emotional journey from Cockney orphan to the tribulations of romantic love. Meet the seven women – and some of the men – who shaped him. Beth Shaw and Martin Bould’s latest pop-up play charts the poet John Keats’ emotional journey from Cockney orphan to… Continue reading Keats and the seven women – A Pop-up Play by Beth Shaw and Martin Bould
Rebecca is a writer and journalist, born in London, grew up in Dorset, went to Oxford University, then studied and settled in New York and began writing for The New Yorker. In 2018 she returned to live in the UK after 30 years in the USA. Her book Home/Land is a memoir exploring the themes… Continue reading My Life in Middlemarch and Home/Land – Rebecca Mead
