Last Saturday saw the launch of Richard Fleming’s new collection of poetry, Stone Witness.
A good sized crowd at the Priaulx Library listened to Richard read a number of poems from the collection, including the title, Stone Witness, commissioned by the BBC for National Poets Day, and inspired by La Gran’mère du Chimquière, the statue-menhir which stands outside St Martins Church.
For more details of Richard’s new collection of poetry, please see Stone Witness.
Stone Witness has just arrived from the printers. And here is the author, Richard Fleming, reviewing the very first copy.
If you would like to know more about Richard and his work – see his blog at http://redhandwriter.blogspot.com/.
We are holding a Book Launch, where Richard will read a selection of his poems, at the Priaulx Library on 13 May at 1pm (click here for the Stone Witness flyer).
If you would like to order a copy – please visit our Online Store.
We are delighted to announce the publication of a new collection of poetry from Guernsey’s leading contemporary poet, Richard Fleming.
Stone Witness will be launched at the Priaulx Library on Saturday 13 May at 1pm, where Richard will read a selection of his poems and copies of his book will be available at a special launch price of £5.00 (retail price £6.99).
For more details about the event, click here to download a Stone Witness flyer.
If you are unable to make the event, you can buy your copy from our Online Store and select retail outlets in Guernsey.
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Today a group of relatives and friends of G.B. Edwards gathered in Plumstead Cemetery, South East London to commemorate the centenary of the death of his step-sister Rose who died in 1917, whilst working as a ‘munitionette’ in Woolwich.
Continue reading Centenary of the death of Rose Edwards, munitionette
The next event we have planned for the Genius Friend world tour is – the Alderney Literary Festival on 18 – 20 March.
Continue reading Next stop: Alderney Literary Festival, 18-20 March
We are delighted to announce that our first event of the year will take place at the Dorset County Museum in Dorchester on 21 January.
Edward Chaney will return to the county in which he first met Gerald Edwards through his great-aunt Josephine, who lived in Upwey. Gerald was living in the same village with the Snell family, where he completed his only novel, The Book of Ebenezer Le Page.
Continue reading Genius Friend in Dorset
