dress code strictly medieval . . .
. . . in keeping with a novel set in the fourteenth century . . .
The medieval music was superbulous!
Our church felt like just the right place to be . . .
Some of us were extra angelic for the occasion! ~
The Badger and I met through the Hawk & the Dove novels - he was my editor for the first edition in the UK back at the end of the 1980s! So it felt like something had come full circle to be there together tonight . . .
Along with crusaders and admiring maidens . . .
Sir John de Walton and his fair ladye . . .
. . . various members of the aristocracy . . .
We had a fab story corner . . .
. . . for telling the story Who's the fool now? from The Hawk & the Dove trilogy to set the scene for The Hardest Thing To Do . . .
In fact I think overall you could say . . .
We had a good time!
Some more pics tomorrow!
16 comments:
wow! very neat! looked like alot of fun!
Sooo happy to see these photos. The costumes were fabulous! Oh how I would have loved to be there... Now may God send this book forth to touch the hearts of many people.
Looks like a fantastic evening!
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Fabulous Pen, wonderful costumes and scenery!
Do tell how you fixed your orange wimple thing and grey headress.
:0) Extremely inexpensive cotton jersey hijab (adevrtised as 'brick red' - I don't think so!!)from a muslim mailorder website with a random scarf safety pinned to it.
Yay, pics! It was so much fun, Ember, what party could be better than a mix of music, dressing up, good stories, good food and really groovy people in a beautiful place? I'm really pleased that I was able to be a part of it. And I will buy a book, I will, just as soon as my money comes through!
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What fun! congratulations!
The pictures are awesome, it looked really fun! I love the new background and text! :)
Thank you, friends - yes we had a good time! x
Congratulations! And OH, does that look fun!
splendid fun, how very well deserved yippeee you!!!
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It was a really good night, and the costumes were fantastic. The church has such lovely acoustics to sing and play in.
It was good to hear the chapter from The Wounds of God again. It was significant for me as a young person in getting me thinking about theology and philosophy.
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