Ross Raisin and a Grant

An alert and a reminder:
Tomorrow, March 7, in Haworth and organised by the Brontë Society:

March 7, 02:00 PM West Lane Baptist Church
Novelist Ross Raisin was born and grew up in Keighley, and took the Yorkshire moors as the setting for his first, critically acclaimed novel, God's Own Country.
The novelist returns to Haworth to discuss his work, and read from his new novel, Waterline.
If you are travelling to Haworth by car, parking is available in the Brontë Parsonage and Bronte Village car parks which are council owned and have a non-clamping policy.

And now the reminder. Do you have an interesting idea for Brontë research but you don't have the resources?

The Daphne Carrick Memorial Scholarship, 2012
In memory of the late Daphne Carrick, The Brontë Society will award a grant of up to £2,000 every three years to finance original research in the field of Brontë studies.

Complete details here. The deadline for submission of applications is the 30th of September, 2012.