Tickets for 'Speaking Texts: Uncovering the 18th Century Stories Hiding in Plain Sight', our one-day, free, in-person symposium on 21st June are now available to book here. The venue is the Penrhyn Road campus of Kingston University: eventbrite.co.uk/e/speaking-tex…

A limited number of online passes for 'In Conversation with Paterson Joseph: Unveiling Ignatius Sancho', taking place on 21st June (5:30-6:45pm) are now available here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/in-conversat… The award-winning actor and author will discuss his brilliant debut novel.

We Have a Winner! Delighted to announce Paterson Joseph Paterson Joseph and his exceptional debut novel, 'The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho', as the recipient of the 2023 #RSLChristopherBlandPrize! Congratulations, Paterson! 🎉 @dialoguebooks bit.ly/RSL_CBPrize

You've made a person-of-50+ years very happy. Thank you. 🥳

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I'm at "Speaking Texts: Uncovering the 18th-Century Stories Hiding in Plain Sight" & you can follow today's discussions using: Speaking Texts Symposium #KUSpeakingTexts

Check out these excellent resources, produced as part of Opening the Cabinets of Curiosity, a work of what Hannah described as "critical fabulation": vam.ac.uk/research/proje… #KUSpeakingTexts Speaking Texts Symposium

A fascinating talk by Paterson Joseph (Paterson Joseph) closed today’s Speaking Texts Symposium symposium at #KingstonUni. The award-winning actor and author joined academics from across the country to discuss and celebrate the 18th century stories hiding in plain sight ✍️ 💙

This was just the perfect end to such a brilliant symposium, dovetailing perfectly with so many conversations we've had today. Thanks so much for joining us Paterson Joseph & congratulations Karen Lipsedge (@1KAL228) full hosting such an extraordinary event! #KUSpeakingTexts

Sounds like some really fascinating conversations happened here, particularly on the subject of diversified pedagogy! Lots of intersting tweets on the hashtag - #KUSpeakingTexts And you can follow the project here: Speaking Texts Symposium

“Storytelling is my way of remembering, and how those stories are told is so vital.” Hear from Paterson Joseph (Paterson Joseph) and #KingstonUni’s Dr Karen Lipsedge about the importance of sharing hidden 18th century stories following yesterday’s Speaking Texts Symposium symposium🗣️