Three writers and Birmingham: JRRT, HVM, and JBP
Meg Gain explores the similarities in history and writing between authors J.B. Priestley, J.R.R. Tolkien, and H.V. Morton.
Read moreI'm a Lancashire lass exiled in the West Midlands. I worked in public and academic libraries and latterly for a government quango promoting the use of I.T. in education. I love creative writing, I organise a book group, I'm a family history addict and a collector of travel writing. I enjoy art and architecture, particularly Arts and Crafts.
Meg Gain explores the similarities in history and writing between authors J.B. Priestley, J.R.R. Tolkien, and H.V. Morton.
Read moreMeg Gain goes through some of the highlights of the arts and crafts movement in the Midlands.
Read moreMeg Gain on the trials and tribulations of getting an electric vehicle charger installed on the road to being green.
Read moreThe Cotswolds was the centre of a burgeoning arts and crafts grassroots movement at the beginning of the 20th century.
Read moreThe protest at Greenham Common influenced a whole generation of women. It taught us about collective action, imaginative non-violent ways...
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