A foray into fungi in language and song
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A playful exploration of the literary, linguistic, and lyrical significance of fungi in Scotland.
About this Event
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About this Event
Join us for a playful exploration of the literary, linguistic, and lyrical significance of fungi in Scotland. What do mushrooms have to do with language? What would fungal folk music sound like? How do we describe mushrooms in Scots?
This event will take you on a foray into these questions and more, revealing the surprising connections between fungi, creativity, and culture.
The event will be followed by an audience Q&A.
About the speaker
Lynne Campbell is host of The Scottish Mushroom Podcast, a prizewinning Scots singer, and storyteller.
When you book an event, your personal information will be held and used by the National Library of Scotland and our third-party suppliers for the purposes of allowing you to attend the event and for audience research. For more information, visit the National Library of Scotland privacy pages, in particular the events notice and feedback and complaints notice. We expect attendees to behave respectfully towards presenters, guests and other audience members.
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Where is it happening?
National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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