Streets of Stories: Literary Walk with Michael Eaton and James Walker
Sunday 17th February
11.45am
Wednesday 20th February
6.00pm
11.45am
Wednesday 20th February
6.00pm
Starting at Langtry's
Donations taken on the day
Enquiries to James Walker:
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0115 959 7947
Click here for scenes from Sunday's event.
Literature, in the widest possible sense, has been hewn from our rough sandstone heart.
Let us take you on a journey through these streets of stories.
En route we will encounter great novelists such as J.M. Barrie, Graham Greene and our own D.H. Lawrence and Alan Sillitoe.
We will hear poetry as diverse as the ancient Robin Hood ballads, the verses sold at the foot of the gallows, the romantic poems of Henry Kirke-White, the uplifting verse of Mary Howitt and James Bailey and, of course, the splendour of Lord Byron.
En route we will encounter great novelists such as J.M. Barrie, Graham Greene and our own D.H. Lawrence and Alan Sillitoe.
We will hear poetry as diverse as the ancient Robin Hood ballads, the verses sold at the foot of the gallows, the romantic poems of Henry Kirke-White, the uplifting verse of Mary Howitt and James Bailey and, of course, the splendour of Lord Byron.
Let our feet memorialise this City of Words.
D.H. Lawrence
Michael Eaton and James Walker
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