Natalie Lawrence: Enchanted Creatures

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7pm - 8pm : Waterstones

Non-fiction Under £10

Castle Street, Norwich, NR2 1PB

A fascinating non-fiction book exploring the mythology and psychology of monsters.

What are the monsters that lurk in the shadows, and where do they come from? Natalie Lawerence explores the myths, beasts, and creatures of our imagination: from hydras to cyborgs, and what this monstrous menagerie reveals about us.

Delve into 15,000 years of imaginary beasts in this fascinating exploration of the human mind, and the monsters we conjure. Lawrence takes us on a tour that travels from prehistoric caves to the deep-sea, from the modern creature-feature to the tales told around a camp-fire.

Combining gripping storytelling with meticulous research, this event promises to enchant and capture.

Tickets £6

A thrilling, compellingly readable account of the biology of the creatures that squirm, crawl, gallop and prowl through your subconscious. Read it to know what you really are.

Charles Foster, author of Cry of the Wild

Natalie Lawrence

Natalie Lawrence is a writer, illustrator and researcher. She has a degree in Natural Sciences and received a PhD in the History and Philosophy of Science from Cambridge University for her work on early modern exotic monsters.

She published Planta Sapiens with Paco Calvo in 2022, and her first solo book, Feathers and Eggshells when she was a teenager. Her writing has appeared in New Scientist, Aeon Magazine, Atlas Obscura and BBC Wildlife, amongst others, and she has spoken for TEDX, BBC Radio and podcasts. She lives in London with her curiosity cabinet and the occasional atlas moth.

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