This talk was recorded live at Firstsite on Fri 18 Nov 2022. Once purchased you will have instant access to the video to watch watch at your leisure. 

In this recorded talk Rachel Joyce, the award-winning author of Sunday Times and international bestsellers including ‘The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry’ and ‘Perfect’, discusses how the landscape plays an inspirational and important role in her writing, with Professor Susan Oliver – Faculty Dean Research (Humanities) at University of Essex. 

Rachel Joyce’s essay ‘A Writer’s Impression’ was commissioned for the Firstsite publication ‘Denis Wirth-Miller: Landscapes and Beasts’ which coincides with the exhibition of the same name. 

In the surroundings of the critically acclaimed Firstsite exhibition ‘Denis Wirth-Miller: Landscapes and Beasts’,  Rachel Joyce and Professor Susan Oliver expand on Joyce’s essay, ‘A writer’s Impressions’ presenting a imaginative interpretation of the artworks on display through the eyes of an author.

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