Renowned Farmer and Author to Share Insights on Sustainable Farming and Environmentalism
Renowned author and farmer James Rebanks will be making a rare public appearance in Stroud to discuss his latest book, The Place of Tides, which recounts his experiences working with a remote Norwegian island's Eider duck farmer. Rebanks, whose family has farmed the same Lake District valley for at least 600 years, will be joined in conversation by writer and medical psychotherapist Marchelle Farrell. The event, organized by the Yellow-Lighted Bookshop, will offer insights into their unique perspectives on life, farming, and the environment.
Key Takeaways:
- James Rebanks, a renowned author and farmer, will be speaking in Stroud about his latest book, The Place of Tides.
- Rebanks' family has farmed the same Lake District valley for at least 600 years.
- He has previously won multiple awards for his books, including The Shepherd's Life and English Pastoral.
- Rebanks' latest work offers a unique glimpse into an age-old trade on the brink of extinction and a personal journey of self-knowledge and forgiveness.
- Marchelle Farrell, a writer, medical psychotherapist, and gardener, will join Rebanks in conversation.
- Farrel's book, Uprooting, explores the relationship between external and internal landscapes and the patterns we re-enact in relation to the land.
- The event is a chance to hear Rebanks and Farrell share insights into their unique perspectives on life, farming, and the environment.
- The talk will be held at the Sub Rooms on Thursday, September 18, at 7pm, with doors opening at 6pm.
- Tickets are priced between £15 and £20, and the event is suitable for all ages.
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- Rebanks has previously won multiple awards for his books, including The Shepherd's Life and English Pastoral.
- The event is a unique opportunity to hear Rebanks and Farrell share their perspectives on life, farming, and the environment.
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