Catch up with what’s happening this Winter and Spring and check out recordings of previous events.
VIRTUALLY at the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster Library Forum 25th January 2021
Political stories have a gripping relevance and political storytelling deepens our understanding of our world. Join Julie Anderson to discuss ‘Politics and Prose: A brief history of political fiction’. From 6.30 – 7.30 p.m.
FREE. Tickets available from Eventbrite HERE.
VIRTUALLY at Claret Press 4th February 2021
Dr Emily Barritt ( Senior Lecturer in Law, Kings College London ), Vicky Pryce ( Economist and Business Consultant ), Julie Anderson (author ‘Plague’ ) and Katie Isbester (Editor-in-Chief, Claret Press ) discuss COVID, Corruption & Crony Capitalism FREE event, register at Eventbrite, HERE.
VIRTUALLY at The Thorney Island Society 9th March 2021
The historical layers and anomalies which inspired Plague. Charged for event, for members ( £7 ) and non-members ( £10 ). Tickets available HERE
VIRTUALLY at the University of the Third Age, Hampstead 17th March 2021
Plague as a novel of London. Julie Anderson discusses Plague with members of the HGS University of the Third Age at 7.30 p.m. Available for members only.
The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster Library Forum presented 16th December 2020
Julie Anderson talked about Plague as a novel of London. From 6.30 – 7.30 p.m. FREE. Available to watch, if you have Microsoft Teams HERE
VIRTUALLY at Claret Press 11th December 2020
Dr Tom Ardill ( Museum of London ), Fiona Lukas ( Blue Badge Guide and London Underground expert ), Julie Anderson ( author ‘Plague’ ), Katie Isbester ( Editor-in-Chief, Claret Press ) discussed the Secrets of Subterranean London.
Available to watch HERE.
VIRTUALLY at UK CRIME BOOK CLUB Facebook page 29th November 2020
Julie Anderson talked with Caroline Maston about Plague from 7.00 p.m. GMT. Available for members of the UK Crime Book Club, but watch HERE
RADIO SHAFTSBURY – Saturday News & Arts with The Alfred Daily, reviews Plague. 19th October 2020
VIRTUALLY Thursday 3rd September CRIME FICTION IN A TIME OF PLAGUE, PANDEMICS AND A POPULATION IN PERIL
Julie Anderson and fellow authors Lesley Kelly and Eve Smith discussed their crime novels ranging from pandemics to plague, and the curious parallels with life during Covid 19. Hosted by Dr Jacky Collins, also known as Dr Noir, of Honey and Stag Literary Events. Watch HERE.
Lesley’s latest novel in The Health of Strangers series is Death at the Plague Museum.
The North Edinburgh Health Enforcement Team will hunt you down if you miss your monthly Health Check. Dealing with murder, politics and intrigue, the HET’s biggest problem is keeping themselves alive. The series is set in a parallel Edinburgh where people are trying to survive a killer virus – it was fiction when it was written!
