Ian, who is also a construction manager, was working on an old house that tenants had repeatedly quit complaining the house made them feel ill. Looking into what the problem might be led Ian to uncover ..... well.... let's let Ian tell the story:
has gained a nation-wide reputation for its live-event and film programmes, which has grown over time. The venue, which has a 140-seat auditorium and 40-seat studio/exhibition space, has provided film screenings, live music, theatre performances, comedy clubs, art exhibitions and workshops/classes to tens of thousands of people since opening its doors.
Showing posts with label Local writer. Show all posts
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Friday, 5 October 2012
Local authour Ian Johnson talks about his first novel 'The Witcher Keys'
In the wonderful Lion Inn atop the North York Moors local author Ian Johnson describes the remarkable background to his first novel 'The Witcher Keys'.
Ian, who is also a construction manager, was working on an old house that tenants had repeatedly quit complaining the house made them feel ill. Looking into what the problem might be led Ian to uncover ..... well.... let's let Ian tell the story:
The novel is published by The Book Guild on October 25th and, as Ian says in the film, there will be a launch at the Lion Inn next month.
To order the book from Amazon just click the link below:
Ian, who is also a construction manager, was working on an old house that tenants had repeatedly quit complaining the house made them feel ill. Looking into what the problem might be led Ian to uncover ..... well.... let's let Ian tell the story:
Friday, 6 April 2012
Local writer wins award
A Ryedale author has won an award for her latest novel.
Jane Lovering, who works as a science technician at Lady Lumley’s School, won the award for the Romantic Comedy Novel of the Year at a ceremony in London.
The title was awarded by the Romantic Novelists’ Association for her novel Please Don't Stop The Music
, the tale of a jewellery designer and a musician who keep secrets from each other and the world.
Please Don’t Stop the Music now goes forward to the Romantic Novel of the Year competition, which is influenced by public vote.
Find out more about the awards here.
Jane Lovering, who works as a science technician at Lady Lumley’s School, won the award for the Romantic Comedy Novel of the Year at a ceremony in London., the tale of a jewellery designer and a musician who keep secrets from each other and the world. Please Don’t Stop the Music now goes forward to the Romantic Novel of the Year competition, which is influenced by public vote.
Find out more about the awards here.
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