Tony Clayton Event and News

Just to let you know that we are publishing, as an e-Book, an updated
version of Paul Herbert and my book 'the Citisight's Guide to London'

It was conceived as an interactive book and now we think the technology is
right for us to republish it as an interactive ebook, which will finally
allow the interactivety we planned to be used to its full. We now have to
update the book before republishing it.

I am pleased to see that Tony Clayton is continuing his publication
programme and give you details of his latest event. I also include
information on a William Blake Walk.

Kevin Flude

South East London Folklore Society

presents

LEGENDARY LONDONERS

A talk by Antony Clayton

Thursday 9th October 2008, 8pm

The Old King's Head

Kings Head Yard, 45-49, Borough High St, London, SE1 1NA.

(Nearest stations are London Bridge and Borough)

The author of The Folklore of London and popular SELFS speaker discusses
the problems of separating fact from folklore in the lives and exploit of
Dick Turpin, Nell Gwyn and other famous historical figures.

£2.50 / £1.50 concessions


* * *

THE WILLIAM BLAKE WALK
A definitive guide to the central London sites where Blake lived, worked
and studied

Sunday 5th October 2008, 3pm

Meeting at 17 South Molton Street (Bond St tube

£6/£5

Niall McDevitt

07722163823

nialldubh3@yahoo.com

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