posted 13/10 by philharrison
Next book group is on 6th Nov, we’re looking at Chinua Achebe - as promised, here is a link to an essay he wrote about Conrad’s ‘Heart of Darkness’, well worth a read (not sure why it’s been split into numbered sections, but will be useful for reference purposes anyway!).
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tags achebe,africa
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posted 03/10 by clarebellis
People Like Us: Is Scottish Society fairly reflected in Holyrood? Saturday 18th October, 12.30-1.30pm, at the Royal George Hotel in PERTH.
Engaging Online: Getting Citizens Back to the centre of democracy. Wednesday 29 October, 6-8pm, Scottish Parliament. A free seminar to discuss eDemocracy in Scotland.
More info at www.hansardsociety.org.uk/blogs/hansard_society_scotland/default.aspx
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posted 01/10 by josiah.lockhart
After a conversation yesterday afternoon about Scottish identity and the arts I was informed about the Scottish Storytelling Festival coming next month to the Scottish Storytelling Centre (as well as village halls around the country). What I thought was primarily a Scottish storytelling event is showcasing Scotish myths/histories along side those of its earliest immigrants/emmegrants (Norway, Iceland, Sweeden, Ireland, Denmark, Findland, and Alaska). Some of this looks very interesting, I’m hoping to see some of the Ceilidh Nights (storytelling not dancing) where a group of storytellers share similar stories. Anyone up for joining me?
24 Oct - 2 Nov Scottish Story Telling Festival
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tags arts,History,indigenous,Myth,Scottish,Storytelling,Traditional
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