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The Assembly of the Severed Head

Hugh Lupton

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In association with Writers’ Centre Norwich

Be transported to 13th-century Wales with Hugh Lupton, a central figure in the revival of UK storytelling. His masterful new novel tells the story of the making of The Mabinogion – ancient Welsh myths that are the earliest form of prose literature in Britain and have been an inspirational part of culture for hundreds of years.

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Duration: c. 1 hour

Hugh Lupton

Storytelling is in Hugh Lupton’s blood – he’s the great-nephew of Arthur Ransome. Hugh tells stories from many cultures but his particular passion is for the hidden layers of the British landscape. He has written many collections of folktales and a novel, The Ballad of John Clare. His second novel The Assembly of the Severed Head will be published in 2018.

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In association with Writers’ Centre Norwich

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The Assembly of the Severed Head
will be published by Propolis, the publishing imprint of Norwich’s independent bookshop The Book Hive.


Image credits: Masthead image © T Crossland Photography

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