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Tuesday 16 January 2024 |1pm - 2pm
Venue: Djanogly Theatre
Price: £3 (free concessions)
Dr Charlotte May will draw on correspondence held in the University's Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections to demonstrate how letters have long provided a space for artistic expression.
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