Our talented author Helen Dymond will attend her book launch event for her book, Finding Handel. The book launch will be held at The Rotunda, Church of St Anne and St Andrew Salusbury Road, Queens Park. The event will start on Sunday 12 December, from 2 pm to 4.30 pm. Finding Handel is the story about sixty-five-year-old Handel, whose journey through Holland is interrupted by a road accident. The novel takes us right away from the usual stereotypes of Handel as a haughty courtier or a comical foreigner and into the mind of an intensely private and passionate man whose unique musical gifts are enjoyed more widely today than ever before. Helen Dymond’s fascination with Handel started in the 1980s when she sang in the Handel Opera Chorus. For forty years, she was mainly occupied in teaching English and lecturing in Humanities; her final post was at the City Lit, London, teaching Handel’s Operas and Oratorios and Psychology of Religion.
A book publishing celebration event is held on 23rd May 2022 for a new publication of Gary W. Fort, Mortal Man, at the Trinity Episcopal Church in the CWE, 600 North Euclid, St. Louis, MO 63108, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm. Ensure your presence at the event to receive the signed copies. ‘Mortal Man’ is a stupendous poetic endeavour written by an African American author. It’s a rhythmic flow of words, which imparts a beautiful message regarding the existence of a man. It’s a philosophical book that sheds light on vital issues ranging from the rugged struggle of a common man on the streets for mere survival to the reason for his very existence and place of a creator in this immense and unpredictable journey of life. It also enlightens its readers with the poetic exhibition of words highlighting intimate and sensitive matters of a man’s heart. It’s a motivational book that uplifts the spirits of readers. A must-read that spreads a universal message of optimism through its content. Gary W. Fort has been writing exquisite poetic content for the past 25 years. His first poem was published in the first copy of the Poet’s Market in 1985. Ever since his poems have been published in renowned magazines and newspapers such as Essence, Class, True Love, Modern Romances, and The Atlantic. Gary has published two children's poetry books prior to this adult book, Mom I Love Spaghetti and I Like Parades. He has won numerous major awards and honours for his work. He also worked at Apple Blossom Connections, where he wrote a monthly column.
Our exceptional author, Natalie Newman will be attending the Epping Town Show with her book, Lark the Shark. The event is scheduled for 3rd June 2022 on Sunday from 12 Pm to 5 PM at the Stonards Hills Recreation Ground, Tidys Lane, Epping. Mark your calendars today. Lark the Shark is an amazing children's activity book that takes the readers into the colourful world of Lark. The activity book provides educational information about sharks and helps promotes creativity in kids with colouring activities. Get the book here. Natalie Newman is an amazing writer and a mother of two beautiful boys. She and her son also share a love of literacy. Natalie enjoys reading to her boys.
David Hawker will be featured in an interview with BBC Radio Cornwall for his book, Medicine in the Mountains. The interview will be live on 1st August 2022 at 12:10 PM. During the interview, the author will share his writing struggles and will answer questions about the story. Medicine in the Mountains shares a dramatic story against the backdrops of broad brush strokes of Nepal's history and geography. The book shares the vision of Nurse Ellen Findlay and surgeon Mike Smith pioneered in expanding medical care to some of Nepal's poorest and most isolated communities after the massive earthquake of 2015. Read more about the story here. David Hawker was born in Surrey and studied at the Kingston Grammar School. He studied Medicine in Edinburgh and specialised in Anaesthetic in Pokhara, Nepal. His first book Kanchi Doctor was the biography of one of Nepal’s first surgeons.
Our talented author, Sue Hodge, will be starring in a Channel 5 segment, 'Allo the Documentary' that features backstage footage of the iconic comedy show, 'Allo 'Allo! The documentary will be live on Channel 5 on Friday, 19th August 2022, at 9 PM. Mark your calendars today. Mimi’s Memoirs is an exciting memoir about one of the biggest BBC smash-hits of all time. The book shares insights about the hit comedy series ’Allo ’Allo! The book also answers several burning questions by the viewers about the show. Get the memoir here. Sue Hodge is an Essex-born writer, director and actress working since she was fourteen years old. She started her acting career with the BBC classic comedy, The Dick Emery Show and various other notable shows and plays. Her noteworthy performance is her portrayal as Mimi Labonq in the smash hit BBC Comedy, ’Allo ’Allo!
Our young author, Lily Blake, is going to attend a book signing event for her latest young adult novel, The Elements – I. The event is scheduled for 10th September 2022 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Jarrold's Cromo, Norfolk UK. The Elements – I is a young adult novel that shares the story of four unlikely heroes. The book shares the tale of four heroes, Gwen, Rico, Sky and Harvey, with strong elemental powers. The story takes them on a quest to find their true powers and the truth of their origin. The book takes the readers on an epic fictional journey. Get the book here. Lily Blake is Salford born and is an inspiring young author with a love for the fantasy and sci-fi genre. She is just twelve years old and lives in North Norfolk with her family and an adorable puppy, Berkeley.
Finding Handel, a magnificent story drafted by Helen Dymond will be a part of an online course at the City Lit. The book is to be taught in the winter program of the Music History book club, starting on 12th December 2022. The course is to be online which would compare the historical record of the events to the novel, as well as some of the themes and works discussed in the novel. Get registered for the course here. Helen Dymond, in her book, gives an intriguing insight into the composer's life after an accident that lead him to question his life decisions. This story also unveils Handel's ever-lasting love for music reminiscing his journey as a classic composer. Moreover, the novel gives a sneak-peak into Handel's spiritual beliefs. Get the book here. Helen Dymond developed a fascination for Handel in the early 1080s after her performance in the Handel Opera Chorus. Her inspiration leads her to perform in several of Handel's plays. During her forty years of the academic journey, she mainly taught English and Humanities. She also taught at the City Lit, London, about Handel’s Operas and Oratorios.
Helen Dymond will be giving an illustrated talk for her book, Finding Handel. The book event is scheduled for 16th October 2022, from 02:30 PM at the Lauderdale House, Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill, London N6 5HG. During the event, she will share her writing journey and the history behind the book. The event details are shared here. Finding Handel is an insightful contemporary read about Handel's life, his music and his experience from incidents during his travels. The book sheds light on the composer's life and shares one of the incidents that Handel faced during his journey to Holland. Read more about Handel in the novel here. Helen Dymond is a singer, musician and retired professor in Humanities. She spent more than forty years writing and teaching about Handel. Helen incorporates a detailed knowledge of Handel's music in her life and into this book.
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