
Forthcoming Events

18 March
2010
Yorkshire Post Literary Luncheon, Harrogate
The Majestic Hotel, Springfield Avenue, Harrogate, HG1 2HU
Ticket availability TBA
Juliet says: The Yorkshire Post Literary Luncheon is one of the highlights of the Yorkshire cultural scene. The last time I was invited there was in 1995 when my biography ‘The Brontes’ won the Yorkshire Post Book of the Year award: it was my first (and sadly last!) prize so I was incredibly excited and nervous. Some of my old school teachers and my best friend from primary school days turned up so it was a real celebration. I’m really looking forward to speaking again at such a prestigious event.
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15 May
2010
Heraldry Day, Royal Armouries, Leeds
2.50pm in the Bury Theatre, Royal Armouries, Armouries Drive, Leeds, LS10 1LT
Tickets: contact terry@melia.org.uk for details.
Juliet says: The Yorkshire Heraldry Society hosts an annual Heraldry Day at the Royal Armouries – and what better venue could there possibly be? It’s attended by members from other heraldry societies throughout the country and last year I spoke about Agincourt. My abiding memory is of the arrival of two ‘knights’ in full armour who’d just finished a public jousting display clanking into the theatre to listen to my talk. Certainly put me on my mettle! This year I’ll be talking about Conquest.
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16 July
2010
Ways With Words at Dartington, Devon
Details TBA:
Tickets: www.wayswithwords.co.uk
Juliet says: There is a particular thrill for me in doing my event in the magnificent medieval great hall at Dartington as it was originally built in 1388 by John Holland, Richard II’s half-brother, who was executed by Henry IV in 1400. His widow married one of my heroes, Sir John Cornwaille, who played a leading role in the Agincourt campaign. Ways With Words Festivals are the best there are, so get in there quickly if you want a ticket!
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9 September 2010
National Army Museum, London
12.30 pm at the National Army Museum, Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 4HT
Ticket availability TBA
Juliet says: The National Army Museum is the perfect venue for a talk about Conquest: The English Kingdom of France. The talk is open to anyone and is part of a regular series of Thursday lunchtime events attended by a growing band of military enthusiasts and ‘interested others’. Not sure which category I fall into!

