Literary Britain
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Adventures in the literary landscape. A guide to places with literary associations: houses, pubs, churches, libraries, bookshops and literary museums.
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New: ‘His love was for everybody’: emotional tributes as Brunel University unveils plaque to Benjamin Zephaniah The university unveiled a commemorative plaque and new outdoor space honouring the beloved poet, activist, and educator By Richard Sudan voice-online.co.uk/news/uk-news/2…
"You smug-faced crowds with kindling eye Who cheer when soldier lads march by." Soldier, war poet, novelist, peace activist Siegfried Sassoon #otd b.1886, Matfield, Kent. Literary Britain WW1 Poetry Archive The Poetry Society National Poetry Library Unity Arts London
Here's a divafest! Our very own MRS SHAW HERSELF Lexi at Shavian Ellen Terry's beautiful Smallhythe Place and La Dusa can be glimpsed too The Victorian Society The Shaw Society - est.1941 Literary Britain
The Kilns in Headington, #Oxford was the home of CS Lewis. The house is privately owned but tours are conducted around this property on certain set dates and must be booked in advance. #writers #travel #Narnia #Oxfordshire C. S. Lewis C. S. Lewis Headington News
The Grave of Clive Staples Lewis in Holy Trinity Church, Headington Quarry, the church at which he worshipped for thirty years. #writers #travel #churches #graves #Oxfordshire C. S. Lewis C. S. Lewis Headington News
The final resting place of JRR and Edith Tolkein at Wolvercote cemetery in #Oxfordshire. Their grave is marked "Luthein and Beren", after an elf maiden and her mortal lover in The Silmarillion. #writers #graves #travel Tolkien Society Digital Tolkien Project The Wonder of Tolkien
Asthall Manor, near #Burford in #Oxfordshire, was the home of novelist Nancy Mitford, along with her infamous sisters, from 1921-1926. #writers #travel Asthall Manor WhatsOnOxfordshire
St. Lawrence's church, Lechlade. Shelley's poem, "A Summer Evening Churchyard" is believed to have been inspired by a visit.. The path through the churchyard has been named 'Shelley's Walk' in his honour. #pubs #poets #travel @KeatsShelley Keats-Shelley Assoc. English Churches