Here’s an invitation that we know you won’t be able to refuse:
Morag Rose offers a huge thank you to everyone who has helped make The Feminist Art of Walking.
Tickets are now available for all dates on her book publicity tour – your chance to meet Morag in person*:
Juno Books, Sheffield Saturday 18th October 10.30-12
https://www.outsavvy.com/event/30015/feminist-act-of-walking-with-morag-rose
Blackwells, Manchester Wednesday 22nd October 6-8pm
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-feminist-art-of-walking-with-morag-rose-tickets-1527411712549?aff=oddtdtcreator
George Street Community Bookshop and Dark Peak Books, Glossop Thursday 23rd October 6 – 8pm https://feminist-art-of-walking.eventbrite.co.uk
Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne Saturday 25th October 11am https://townereastbourne.org.uk/whats-on/the-feminist-art-of-walking
Book Haus, Bristol Sunday 26th October 5-7pm
https://www.bookhausbristol.com/events/#e138743
Waterstones, Liverpool Tuesday 4th November 6.30-8pm
https://www.waterstones.com/events/morag-rose-discusses-the-feminist-art-of-walking/liverpool
Five Leaves Bookshop Nottingham Thursday 6th November 7.00-8.30
https://www.fiveleavesbookshop.co.uk/events/the-feminist-art-of-walking-with-morag-rose/
Radical Book Fair, Edinburgh Friday 7th November 5.30
https://lighthousebookshop.com/events/cities-reclaimed-dismantling-geographies-of-oppression
Peoples History Museum, Manchester Sunday 16th November 2-4pmhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-feminist-art-of-walking-with-morag-rose-tickets-1556707206159?aff=oddtdtcreator
Voce Books, Birmingham Thursday 20th November 7-8.30pm
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/morag-rose-the-feminist-art-of-walking-tickets-1514869648899
Maindee Library, Newport Saturday 29th November 11am
https://www.maindee.org/events
*but what if you don’t live anywhere near any of these venues?…..no worries, as Morag is joining an online Walking Writers Salon in February 2026 – sign up to our newsletter to be the first to book when details are issued later in the year.
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