A very interesting alert for today, April 14, at the British Library:
Possession: A Brontë Mystery
Monday 14 April 2008
The trail that leads to the Brontë manuscripts is a shadowy one, crossing continents and centuries, and over the borders into criminality. Justine Picardie's new novel, Daphne, is based on her research into a true literary detective story, uncovering a series of forgeries and thefts. She will be in conversation with Rebecca Fraser, the acclaimed biographer of Charlotte Brontë, discussing the whereabouts of missing manuscripts, and the obsessive collectors through whose hands they passed.
Justine Picardie is author of four books including My Mother's Wedding Dress and Daphne ( Bloomsbury , March 2008) and writes for the Sunday Telegraph Magazine and Harpers Bazaar. Rebecca Fraser is a writer and broadcaster. Charlotte Bronte (Vintage) and A People's History of Britain (Pimlico) are her most recent books.
Event time: 18.30-20.00
Location: Conference Centre, British Library
Price: £6 (£4 concessions)
Categories: Alert, Talks
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