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Bringing together two writers exploring rewilding and mythic consciousness through fascinating tales of the sometimes thorny relationship between man and nature, environmentalism and modernity.
Adam Weymouth’s book Lone Wolf: A Journey into the Wild Heart of the Alps retraces the migration of a GPS-tracked wolf from Slovenia to Italy, examining the changes affecting the European wilderness. Lone Wolf, was shortlisted for the Baillie Gifford prize for non-fiction, and won the Sherborne Travel Writing Prize
Zoe Gilbert is a novelist whose work explores the dark mythic realms of British folklore and how they interact with the 21st century. In her novel Mischief Acts, Herne the Hunter, spirit of the forest, encounters urban sprawl and modern revels, while shapeshifting through time. Mischief Acts was a Sunday Times Book of the Year.
7-9pm; Doors from 6:30pm.
Bringing together two writers exploring rewilding and mythic consciousness through fascinating tales of the sometimes thorny relationship between man and nature, environmentalism and modernity.
Adam Weymouth’s book Lone Wolf: A Journey into the Wild Heart of the Alps retraces the migration of a GPS-tracked wolf from Slovenia to Italy, examining the changes affecting the European wilderness. Lone Wolf, was shortlisted for the Baillie Gifford prize for non-fiction, and won the Sherborne Travel Writing Prize
Zoe Gilbert is a novelist whose work explores the dark mythic realms of British folklore and how they interact with the 21st century. In her novel Mischief Acts, Herne the Hunter, spirit of the forest, encounters urban sprawl and modern revels, while shapeshifting through time. Mischief Acts was a Sunday Times Book of the Year.
7-9pm; Doors from 6:30pm.