An afternoon of talks about how the Fens offered inspiration for the work of local authors and photographers is taking place in Ely this Saturday, 21st October between 1.30-4.30pm.
The event titled ‘Fen Authors and Explorers’ is organised by Fascinating Fens, a local group that brings people together across the Fens through projects involving heritage, nature, creativity, wellbeing, and accessibility.
The event will feature an introduction from Karen Merrison, who created Fascinating Fens, and is author of ‘Secret Fens’, and the ‘Muscovy and Eeli’ children’s story books.
Benjamin Langley, who is a local author who writes truly amazing scary stories, some of which are based in the Fens will also give a talk, his popular works include ‘Dead Branches’ and ‘The Fen Witch of Goosefeather Split’. Meanwhile James Bowman, writer of the book ‘The First Celebrities: Five Regency Portraits’, will talk about his passion to design and produce a flag for the Fens, to unite the whole area.
Away from writing, Veronica in the Fens who uses that name on social media to share her beautiful photos of Ely and the Fens will talk about how the local area inspires her photography.
The speakers will be providing copies of their books or photos to buy at the event, which will be hosted by local Sports Journalist and Writer, Andrew Dunn. Tickets and further details are available from fascinatingfens@outlook.com
Press release from Fascinating Fens
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