Showing posts with label Leatherhead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leatherhead. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 October 2010
An Evening of Crime .2
Just to say thanks to Kay and everyone at Leatherhead Library for making tonight a very pleasant evening - one of the best 'author events' I've had the privilege of attending. I also got to meet William Sutton and Ian Porter who talked eloquently about their books and writing in general, plus a quick hello to Malcolm of the magnificent Victorian Turkish Baths and a brief chat with The Amateur Casual. This could almost pass for serious Victorian networking, had not Mr. Sutton brought his ukelele, thus guaranteeing that every reader present will remember it as 'that event with the ukelele guy' ... next time I shall bring my cornopean.
Labels:
Leatherhead,
Victorian London
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
An Evening of Victorian Crime
In the statistically unlikely event you are in Leatherhead tomorrow (Thursday 28th October), then you can find me talking at the Mole Valley Festival, about all things Victorian and criminal ... more information here ... http://bit.ly/bKB1cb
Labels:
Leatherhead,
Victorian London
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