In conversation with…. Christine de Luca The Scottish Network for Religion and Literature hosts their next event in their 'In conversation with...' series. Following her hugely popular appearance at the Winter Tales Book Festival in December, Christine de Luca will discuss her work and the significance of religious themes within it. Christine de Luca Christine de Luca writes in English and Shetlandic, her mother tongue. She has had seven poetry collections published, most recently Veeve (Mariscat Press), and five bi-lingual volumes (French, Italian, Icelandic, Norwegian and English). She was Edinburgh's Makar for 2014-2017. She has also collaborated with musicians and artists from Shetland and beyond: in Another Time, Another Place (Scottish Gallery) she responded to the work of artist Victoria Crowe. She has also written and translated stories for children and recently completed a second novel. She is a member of Edinburgh’s long-standing Shore Poets and of Hansel Cooperative Press, a small publisher based in Orkney and Shetland. Register Links Christine de Luca Image Credit: Dawn Marie Jones Feb 15 2022 17.00 - 18.00 In conversation with…. Christine de Luca The Scottish Network for Religion and Literature hosts their next event in their 'In conversation with...' series Baillie Room, New College
In conversation with…. Christine de Luca The Scottish Network for Religion and Literature hosts their next event in their 'In conversation with...' series. Following her hugely popular appearance at the Winter Tales Book Festival in December, Christine de Luca will discuss her work and the significance of religious themes within it. Christine de Luca Christine de Luca writes in English and Shetlandic, her mother tongue. She has had seven poetry collections published, most recently Veeve (Mariscat Press), and five bi-lingual volumes (French, Italian, Icelandic, Norwegian and English). She was Edinburgh's Makar for 2014-2017. She has also collaborated with musicians and artists from Shetland and beyond: in Another Time, Another Place (Scottish Gallery) she responded to the work of artist Victoria Crowe. She has also written and translated stories for children and recently completed a second novel. She is a member of Edinburgh’s long-standing Shore Poets and of Hansel Cooperative Press, a small publisher based in Orkney and Shetland. Register Links Christine de Luca Image Credit: Dawn Marie Jones Feb 15 2022 17.00 - 18.00 In conversation with…. Christine de Luca The Scottish Network for Religion and Literature hosts their next event in their 'In conversation with...' series Baillie Room, New College
Feb 15 2022 17.00 - 18.00 In conversation with…. Christine de Luca The Scottish Network for Religion and Literature hosts their next event in their 'In conversation with...' series
