Introducing "The Manor House Governess", a contemporary, queer rendition of beloved romantic literature. Join author C.A.Castle on February 10, 2024, at Cambridge Central Library for an enthralling exploration of this eloquent homage to Jane Eyre. Immerse yourself in a joyous tale that not only pays tribute to the British classics but also embraces the present, highlighting the thriving nature of queerness. With a captivating queer hero at its core, this uplifting story is a reminder that true self-discovery knows no boundaries. Drawing on an MPhil from the esteemed University of Cambridge, C.A.Castle expertly intertwines nineteenth and twentieth-century literature, period adaptations, and queer studies. The event will take place on the accessible third floor of Cambridge Central Library, with amenities such as wheelchair accessibility, baby change facilities, and accessible toilets available. Additionally, convenient blue badge holder parking can be found in the nearby Grand Arcade carpark. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking celebration of queering the classics. Admission is free, so mark your calendars for February 10, 2024, and visit the event page on our website for further details.

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