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REVIEW: New View, Spring 2023 In My Grandfather’s Shadow by Rowan Middleton
To accompany my article (Talking About It), an intelligent and thought-provoking Review was also published. You can read it here
Article in New View magazine
Talking About It: Bringing the Heart into Dialogues and Conflicts by Angela Findlay. “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eyes.” The fox in Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s ‘The Little Prince’ For seven years I had been trying to ‘see rightly’ what was invisible to…
Review of In My Grandfather’s Shadow in the Spring 2023 newsletter of The Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain
Very pleased to feature as the Editor’s inspiration for her column: WHAT HAS INSPIRED YOU? Full article can be read here
Publication Of Paperback Of ‘in My Grandfather’s Shadow’
Thursday 27th April, 2023 Very excited about the publication of the paperback with a new cover designed to place the book more firmly in the context of the Second World War. Copies should be available to buy or order at all major outlets. See more here And here
The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop Event
Wednesday 19th April 2023, 7pm Three Storeys, Nailsworth Angela Findlay IN CONVERSATION with Paul Venables – In My Grandfathers Shadow Angela has many questions about her German family. In seeking answers, she uncovers a hidden side to the Second World War and reveals what happened to the perpetrators. More info and tickets here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/yellowlightedbookshop/t-pqmnagl?fbclid=IwAR31L2hCklzy7oufMVtVGaijwJF-zNaRSuHzPSwQSHpy8i-neQvj1fG6zH4
Launch of The Forgiveness Project’s ONLINE TRAINING: Developing a Shame Informed approach
I am delighted to have contributed some of my insights and creative ways of working with shame to this amazing programme. The training provides a grounding in Shame Resilience Theory and its application in facilitating a Shame Informed approach, including the use of specific creative techniques to support shame to be expressed safely. Shame can…
Oxford Literary Festival
Wednesday 29th March 2023, 2-3pm Oxford Literary Festival The Traumatic Inheritance of War – Miranda Gold and Angela Findlay Writers Miranda Gold and Angela Findlay talk about their latest works and the common themes of wartime traumas being passed down the generations. Gold’s new novel, A Small Dark Quiet, is a powerful exploration of hereditary trauma….
Summertown Library, Oxford
Thursday 23rd March 2023, 6pm Summertown Library, Oxford, OX2 7JN Talk: In My Grandfather’s Shadow by Angela Findlay Info & Tickets here
Stroud Film Festival, Lansdown Hall, Stroud
Sunday 12th March, 2023, 7.30pm ERIC RAVILIOUS – DRAWN TO WAR (Plus discussion and Q&A with Angela Findlay and Andy Lovell.) Info & Tickets here