Author of 'Eve Bites Back', 'Sounds' and Oxford crime novels: 'Death of an Englishman' and coming soon 'An Inkling of Death' https://annabeerauthor.wixsite.com/mysite and https://www.kellogg.ox.ac.uk/our-people/anna-beer/
Delighted (and honoured) to be part of this!
In the unlikely event you do click on the link, it will say SOLD OUT - but (yay) more tickets are being released soon. So please come back again. I feel like a rock star, but the truth is it is a very, very tiny bookstore.
Do you like tiny, independent bookshops in small towns? Of course you do.
Do you like gentle crime fiction (but with a sharp feminist edge)? Of course you do.
Reading Fanny Hensel's letters with no German is hard but sometimes I shove a phrase into Google just because. Du hast Dich durchgelebt u. durchgeschreiben, u. ich bin drin stecken geblieben: You lived through and wrote through yourself, and I got stuck in it. I see you Fanny. Being stuck. Yes.
Meanwhile, much closer to home - and much nearer in time. 3rd October in Wallingford (Agatha Christie Country), Oxfordshire, I'm speaking about crime fiction at 2.30pm in the Corn Exchange. FREE tickets if you grab one soon!
Further to my last - woohoo!
This really does need your support - because it is going to be amazing. Please check it out.
I can't find RAM on here - but I will ask...
Arriving at Royal Academy of Music - anyone else here for Women and Musical Histories? (Trying to grow my feminist music network...)
