“Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again.”
Opening line of Rebecca, by Daphne du Maurier, who was born in London on 13th May 1907.
#BookWormSat#BookChatWeekly#OTD Image: Samuel Read, 1850s.
The Norwich Printing Museum at @BlicklingHallNT is a lovely place to visit. The guides are so knowledgable and passionate about printing. Worth a visit!
#BookTwitter we need your help! I run Book Bodega, an Indy bookshop in Ramsgate. Winter is killing us, it’s soo quiet & we need to make £800 by Tuesday to pay our bills. This is my current view = no customers 🥹. Please shop with us and help us stay open!
https://t.co/zeYYTLM7Qz
Stories of Cities, Cities of Stories
Are you a children’s writer or book illustrator? @WritersCentre and Jakarta UNESCO City of Literature are offering a virtual residency exchange for writers and illustrators.
https://t.co/vNu3SoAEQe
Letter from Sir Rider Haggard in Norfolk to Howard Carter congratulating him on the discovery of the tomb of King Tut, sent 100 yrs ago.
Sir Rider Haggard, was an English writer of adventure fiction romances set in exotic locations and a pioneer of the lost world literary genre.
Are you aged 11-18 and love to write? 🖊️
Applications are now open for the Young Norfolk Writing Competition, and we're looking for the freshest, boldest young writers in Norfolk to apply with their best stories, poems, articles, and more!
Find out more: https://t.co/017alzNAW0
A Christmas Carol by Ashley Ramsden, storyteller, Saturday 3rd December, 6.45pm, Bergh Apton Church
Playing all 23 characters from Scrooge to Tiny Tim, storyteller Ramsden will perform Charles Dickens’ masterpiece.
Book online via link in bio or at https://t.co/LNfi2sRbfw
A truly enjoyable and fun evening at Charlie Haylock’s talk about his role as Dialect Coach on the Netflix film, The Dig. A brilliant evening with funds raised for Bergh Apton Church and @norwichfoodbank @TrussellTrust