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Raynor Winn and Anita Sethi

7.30pm, Thursday 14th October,
Venue: Princess Pavilion
Price £7/£5

Raynor Winn is best known the author of the internationally bestselling memoir The Salt Path, which told the story of her walk along the South West Coast Path in the wake her husband’s diagnosis with a terminal illness and the news that they had lost their home. Its follow-up, The Wild Silence continues her inspirational story and recounts what happened when their journey came to an end.


Raynor will be joined by Anita Sethi, whose debut memoir I Belong Here details her own personal odyssey through the very different landscapes of the Pennines.  After suffering a racial attack while on a train she was moved to set out on a voyage of discovery around her native northern England, including the world famous Pennine Way. On her travels she was confronted by questions about identity, belonging and the redemptive power of the natural world. I Belong Here was shortlisted for this year's Wainwright Prize for UK Nature Writing alongside The Wild Silence. 


Anita and Raynor will be discussing their respective journeys and reflecting on the power of nature to heal in times of trauma.

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