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Living Water: A Conversation on Change, Connection and Aquatic Life

This event is being held in collaboration with the Cambridge University Library and the School of Biological Sciences.

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Cambridge Folklore, Poetry, Dark Music, etc - Book Tour!

Wed 16 September

Museum of Cambridge

Cambridge Folklore, Poetry, Dark Music, etc - Book Tour!

In the rich black soil of Cambridgeshire, nothing is truly forgotten. Dead ideas permeate the colleges, romantic fantasies float down the rivers and old bones are dug up by phantom hounds. Whilst at a retreat in suburban Cambridge, someone is haunting a group of neo-pagans ...

Poet, writer, musician Simon Satori Hendley launches his new book The Feniad - Assumptions & Carnations and other stories, based around folklore of Cambridge and the Fens. He'll be reading some extracts from the book, plus some other relevant things.

In addition, DJ and writer Jonny Hall will be reading excerpts from his recent publication about Gothic, Industrial and EBM music The Darkscene 500, and DJing between talks.

Cost: £5 advance, £6 on the door

Enquiries and booking

Booking is optional.

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Timing

In person

All times

Wed 16 September 7:15PM

Venue

Formally Cambridge & County Folk Museum
Address: Museum of Cambridge
2/3 Castle Street
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB3 0AQ
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Email: info@folkmuseum.org.uk
Telephone: 01223 355159
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