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Audio walkers on Rochester High Street

(pic by Nikki_p_photography)

Download the audio from www.royalansmith.wordpress.com or from our itunes account http://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/rochester-audio-walk-enhanced/id357437028?i=86046284 put it on your mp3 player and join us at 2pm outside the old police station in Rochester…bring anyone who might be interested…

  

Download the magazine:  me4writers_extracts

Download the audio walk: Audio tour

http://stroodlights.wordpress.com/category/midway/

Thanks to all the readers over the three days at Eastgate House who took part in our showcase for The Seventh Traveller. Comments from the audience included ‘inspirational’, ‘interesting’ and ‘like Radio 4 but better’.

We will post up some pictures from the event and a downloadable magazine this week.  There will also be an audio walk to download.

You can also follow us on Facebook and and Twitter – search for the 7th Traveller.

Thanks to all the audience too! Hope you enjoyed! For more live literature events from ME4 Writers please visit our blog: http://me4writers.wordpress.com

Anna, Sarah and Sam read extracts from the Seventh Traveller

The sun was shining down on old Rochester, as day one of the Dickens Festival commenced. Our intrepid readers are pictured reading extracts from ‘The Legend of Swift Nick’. 

Swift Nick Nevison was a gentleman and a highwayman. He rode 200 miles in one day from Gads Hill to York, a feat wrongly attributed to Dick Turpin. In this extract, Dick Turpin and Nick Nevison are arguing in a bar.

Seventh Traveller postcard

If you are at the Festival this Friday / Saturday / Sunday don’t forget to pick up your limited edition Seventh Traveller postcard!

7th traveller cards

You will be able to identify the ME4 Writers and Readers at the Dickens festival this weekend, as we will be wearing a little card just like the photo above!

Pages from the book, by Nikki P Photography

Local artist Peter Reeds  had the marvellous idea to leave a number of sketchbooks in the Deaf Cat for anyone who fancied it to fill in. The only rule was: there were no rules as to what you could put in it.

We made a few Seventh Traveller pages – have a look and see if the books are still in the Deaf Cat. There are lots of other creative and interesting things in the book, so you may need to grab a coffee while you browse!

A page from the book

Another page from the book