Video recording of a Walking Writers Salon with Kathryn Tann, author of ‘Seaglass’ her debut collection of essays – art memoire, part nature writing.
On a windswept stretch of the Durham coastline, there’s treasure to be found: jewels of shining sea glass, swept in by the tide after years at sea. Gathered together in a jar on the windowsill, each sea worn pebble is a moment in time, a glinting archive of unknowable lives.
An Invitation Only event for shortlisted authors in the Walking In the Dark writing competition with VIP guests. VIP guests include Damaris West, our current writer-in-residence for poetry, and poet Marcelle Newbold, who was a volunteer competition judge. They will be joined by Eléonore Ozanne instigator of the global action Women walking, the City, at
• anteambulate
In the 1600s, anteambulate referred to walking in front of someone to show them the way, like an usher. Credits to Mark Peters.
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