Writing - Susan Rhodemyre Willmot

Wake, The Hidden History of Women-led Slave Revolts

Wake is a visual presentation of Hall’s search process, driven by her desire to honour her grandmother, Harriet Thorpe, born into slavery in 1860.

Thought-provoking and entertaining, Sufferance will not leave the reader after the last page.

Likeness, fathers, sons, a portrait, by David MacFarlane delivers exactly what the title promises but in an unexpected way.

Liberty Hill was visible to the riverside town below, and to those in Kentucky, who waited for darkness to run to freedom.

Looking back at an unforgettable trip to Morocco.

One this day, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was more than a Queen. She was a woman saying goodbye to her husband.