Walking the Talk, Julie Brominicks

4.15 at the Castle Hotel

Discover how learning Cymraeg has influenced and shaped Julie’s Welsh landscape writing. Find out why she doesn’t much like the term nature writing. And most importantly, learn how the environmental integrity that is crucial to her work, also makes it better and more beautiful.

As a Welsh learner she champions Cymru, Cymraeg and cymreictod, and her writing is also informed by her previous work in sustainability education

By sharing her passion for the landscape, languages, people, wildlife, and culture she encounters on the road, Julie aims to reinvigorate an excitement for slow and sustainable travel. She is the author of The Edge of Cymru (Seren Books, 2022) and contributes to various publications including BBC Countryfile Magazine and Nation Cymru.

Chair Luke Bailey

Julie’s book will be available to buy and there will be time after the session to have them signed.

Ticket & Access information

The earlybird price of £8.00 will continue until the 31 st March,  it will then increase to £10.00, unless you live within 10 miles of Llandovery in which case it will remain at £8.00, you can buy the reduced tickets at the shop..

You will be able to collect or buy your very special tickets, an artwork in themselves,  from the bookshop, if you buy your tickets online make sure you click local collection or you will be charged for postage, you may want to print off a copy of your order.

The Castle Hotel is fully accessible.

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