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Reader Development & Promotions Officer working for Kent Libraries & Archives - a keen reader
John Knatchbull from Quarterdeck to Gallows Find!
24 September 2009 by Colin Roderick includes the narrative written by John Knatchbull himself in 1844 in the condemned cell during the last few weeks of his life. Born in 1787 in Provender, John Knatchbull was the 3rd son of Sir Edward Knatchbull... Read more or Comment
Mon 21 Sep 10.30 am DETECTIVE EVENT AT CENTRE FOR KENTISH STUDIES, MAIDSTONE
20 September 2009 Looking forward to meeting tomorrow to uncover links to Jane Austen and discover further hidden gems. Please feel free to join us if you are interested in unearthing undiscovered and forgotten writers who write about Kent and the people who... Read more or Comment (1 comments)
Silence on the home front as my hard drive has died
2 September 2009 not much from me I'm afraid as my computer has given up.... Read more or Comment
Launch of Kent's Reading Detectives Team on 12 August
6 August 2009 Looking forward to first meeting 10 am on Wednesday 12 August at Tonbridge Library. Will be exciting - for further details please email libraries.readit@kent.gov.uk... Read more or Comment (1 comments)
Recent posts
- Poetry dropping in Sandwich
- Reading Detectives film
- Out of the Blue - continued
- Denton Welch
- 45 London Road Sevenoaks
- To Penshurst
- Kent Finale!
- Mon 21 Sep 10.30 am DETECTIVE EVENT AT CENTRE FOR KENTISH STUDIES, MAIDSTONE
- Cat Lovers
- W H Davies
- Silence on the home front as my hard drive has died
- Jeffery Farnol
- Denton Welch, a look back to simpler times
- What Jane Austen really looked like !
- Life in the Country: With Quotations by Jane Austen and Silhouettes by Her Nephew James Edward Austen-Leigh
- First Meeting for Kent
- Jane Austen - Monster Mash Up
- Launch of Kent's Reading Detectives Team on 12 August
- Jane Austen Heritage Link
- Reading Detectives are starting soon in Kent
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