Limbo Landers present Cymru Full Circle
At North Books, 4 Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye on Saturday 30th November, 7-9pm
Limbo Landers are Welsh-border-based singer-songwriter Rowan Bartram and author Julie Brominicks, a Shropshire lass gone native in Cymru. Their music and prose performance melds extracts from Julie’s travelogue The Edge of Cymru (published by Seren Books) with tracks from Rowan’s EP Outta Border. Limbo Landers aim to transport audiences on a lyrical journey around Cymru’s coasts and border, exploring themes of language and belonging. Tickets are £10. Please email Jules on jules@northbooks.co.uk or pop into the shop to reserve your place.
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This is a first for North Books in that Julie and Rowan will be performing music based on Julie’s travel writing. Her book will also be for sale along with Rowan’s CD.
TICKETS
This is a seated event so tickets are very limited. Tickets are £10. Please email Jules on jules@northbooks.co.uk or pop into the shop to reserve your place. There will be refreshments for sale beforehand.
At North Books, 4 Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye on Saturday 30th November, 7.30-9pm.
THE AUTHORS
The Edge of Cymru is the story of Julie Brominicks’ walk around Wales in the course of a year. As an educator she knew a lot about the country’s natural resources. But as a long established incomer from England and more recent Welsh learner, she wanted to know more about its history, about Wales today, and her place in it.
As her walk unwinds the history of Wales is also unwound, from the twenty-first century back to pre-human times, often viewed through an environmental lens. Brominicksʼ observations of the places and people she meets on her journey make a fascinating alternative travelogue about Wales and the lives its people live. Her writing is lyrical, with engaging and striking coinages and images which carry the reader along too, entertained and informed. A quest of personal discovery, the narrative of The Edge of Cymru is also a refreshingly different way of looking at place, identity, memory and belonging.