Organised by The House of St Barnabas
Feminist Book Society is back at the house on the 21st June with an unmissable panel of authors Natasha Carthew and Clare Seal.
About this event
Join us to talk all things feminist finance, for empowering tips and fascinating insight into the current financial crisis, into who makes the rules and who gets left behind, and why the fight for equality must shape all our financial futures. Feminist Book Society
Natasha Carthew is working-class writer from Cornwall. She is the author of eight books, including those published by Bloomsbury, Quercus and the National Trust. Her new book Undercurrent: A Cornish Memoir of Poverty, Nature and Resilience, is a powerful exploration of rural poverty and a story of hope, beauty, and fierce resilience. Undercurrent publishes with Coronet/Hodder & Stoughton May 2023.
Natasha is Founder and Artistic Director of The Working Class Writers Festival and The Nature Writing Prize for Working Class Writers in association with Octopus/Hachette.
Clare Seal is a writer, speaker and author. She came to write her first book, Real Life Money, after battling a difficult relationship with money for most of her adult life, finally realising that there must be more to the equation than just numbers. She works as a financial wellbeing speaker and writer, posting as @myfrugalyear on Instagram and curating her digital media platform, The FW Forum.
More speakers to be announced soon!