Talk by media historian Dr Kate Lister on the history of women's sexual pleasure, with book sales and signing, at the Norwich Book Festival.
Dr Kate Lister is at The Auditorium on Sunday 25 October, talking about the history of women's sexual pleasure. The session is part of the Norwich Book Festival, which runs from 24 to 30 October across the city.
Lister is a historian, and the talk is built around FLICK, which is billed as a feisty, funny romp through the history of sex and female pleasure. It's not a dry lecture; the description promises something with a bit of spirit to it, and the focus is on a subject that doesn't always get its fair share of the spotlight in history books. She's described as one of the most exciting new media historians, so if you're into how we talk about the past and who gets to tell those stories, this should be right up your street.
It's a one-hour session, running from 1pm to 2pm, and there will be book sales and a signing afterwards, so you can pick up a copy and get it signed if you're there. If you're already planning on spending a few days at the festival, this sits right in the middle of the programme, with plenty of other sessions to work around it.
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So, Dr Kate Lister at The Auditorium, Sunday 25 October, 1pm to 2pm, with book sales and signing to follow.
