Local Authors in October and music at Chateau St Ferriol 11500, France
Events Chateau St Ferriol
Les Amis du Chateau St Ferriol
Les Amis du Chateau St Ferriol
Local Authors
Saturday 22 October 2018
Great Hall - Château de St Ferriol, Le Village, 11500, QUILLAN
Local Authors including Tim Wallace Murphy, Susan Kaberry and James McDonald will be reading from their work at Chateau St Ferriol
Entry 5 Euros Coffee and tea included
Entry 5 Euros Coffee and tea included
PROGRAMME
10am Susan Kaberry
11.30am James McDonald
11.30am James McDonald
1 pm Lunch
2pm Tim Wallace Murphy
Benefits to Amis du Chateau St Ferriol
Lunch will be served at 1pm. Please reserve.
25 Euros (Including drinks and vegetarian options).
Reserve: sophieduncanmcdonald@gmail.com
Tel: 0689978070
Tel: 0689978070
James McDonald
Tim Wallace Murphy
Tim Wallace Murphy
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| Tim Wallace Murphy |
The Irish born internationally known author and lecturer, Tim Wallace-Murphy, is the author of fifteen books, mostly about heretical forms of spirituality.
Tim has appeared in some eight or nine TV documentaries and many of his interviews can be found on YouTube.
Thirteen of his works describe historical aspects of spirituality and cover a variety of themes including the Knights Templar, the Cathars, Rosslyn Chapel and the Western Esoteric Tradition as well as the Grail genre.
Visit the following link to see more about Tim Wallace Murphy's publications/
Susan Kaberry
Susan Kaberry worked in the health service and as a lecturer at Manchester University. Since she retired she has been immersed in 14th century Languedoc, and is unable to stop writing.
Susan Kaberry worked in the health service and as a lecturer at Manchester University. Since she retired she has been immersed in 14th century Languedoc, and is unable to stop writing.
Coming to St Ferriol in October
Rupert Soskin
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| Rupert Soskin |
His latest book, Metamorphosis, astonishing insect transformations, published by Bloomsbury, was a four-year mission to record the little known aspects of the life cycles of insects. Published in September 2015, Metamorphosis has been lauded as a stunning achievement in nature photography.
He continues to research both disciplines, regarding them as completely symbiotic. He has been known to observe, “You can’t visit megaliths without walking past a thousand different organisms along the way”. Rupert is currently researching and writing for new projects in each discipline, one on the evidence for a global megalithic culture in prehistory, the other on intelligence and consciousness in the natural world.
More on Rupert and Standing with Stones
More on Rupert on Amazon.com
http://issuu.com/bloomsbury/
Catherine de Courcy
Author, historian and researcher, has lived and published in Australia, Papua New Guinea as well as her native Ireland. She first visited Montségur in 2006 and moved to France in 2011 to work on ‘Montségur: a novel’. Educated by the Dominicans and raised on negative stories about heretics, the history of Montségur brought home the awful truth about the behaviour of the Roman Church in the 13th century.
By writing a novel, she brings to life these so-called heretics and how they were affected by the Church’s actions. Catherine continues to write non-fiction and is currently working on her 17th book.
‘Montségur: a novel’ is available from her website catherinedecourcy.com, as an ebook on Amazon.co.uk, in the bookshops in Rennes le Chateau and Mirepoix, and in Restaurant Costes and L’Ansoleu in Montségur.
Catherine de Courcy
Author, historian and researcher, has lived and published in Australia, Papua New Guinea as well as her native Ireland. She first visited Montségur in 2006 and moved to France in 2011 to work on ‘Montségur: a novel’. Educated by the Dominicans and raised on negative stories about heretics, the history of Montségur brought home the awful truth about the behaviour of the Roman Church in the 13th century.
By writing a novel, she brings to life these so-called heretics and how they were affected by the Church’s actions. Catherine continues to write non-fiction and is currently working on her 17th book.
‘Montségur: a novel’ is available from her website catherinedecourcy.com, as an ebook on Amazon.co.uk, in the bookshops in Rennes le Chateau and Mirepoix, and in Restaurant Costes and L’Ansoleu in Montségur.
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| Graffiti from the secret fireplace in the humanist retreat room of St Ferriol Castle |
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