Experience the warm and inviting atmosphere of the Botanic Cottage in Edinburgh, as it becomes the backdrop for an enlightening discussion on language, place, and plants. As part of Book Week Scotland, esteemed botanist and author Greg Kenicer will engage in a captivating conversation with visual artist and writer Amanda Thomson, exploring their shared fascination with plant names, communities, and folklore. This exclusive event will take place in the Professor's Room at the Botanic Cottage and will feature an engaging Q&A session with the audience. Additionally, attendees will have the opportunity to purchase and have their books signed by both authors. Home: A Journey with Plants and People, a remarkable book that celebrates the often overlooked wonders of everyday life, will be showcased during the event. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and savor the significance of the small yet profound moments that shape our existence. Taking place on November 17, 2023, this event is part of Book Week Scotland and will offer British Sign Language interpretation. For any inquiries or accessibility requirements, kindly reach out to creativeprogrammes@rbge.org.uk. Amanda Thomson, a talented visual artist, writer, and lecturer at the prestigious Glasgow School of Art, will grace the stage alongside Greg Kenicer. Thomson's artistic pursuits encompass a diverse range of mediums, including creative non-fiction, printmaking, photography, bookmaking, video, sound, and three-dimensional work. Her work delves into the themes of identity, space, place, and belonging, often rooted in the captivating landscapes of Scotland. Greg Kenicer, an accomplished botanist and tutor at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, is the author of several highly regarded publications, including Scottish Plant Lore: An Illustrated Flora, Plant Magic, and Scottish Plant Names: An A to Z. With over two decades of experience, Kenicer has inspired countless learners of all ages and has published various scientific papers on the intricate connections between plants and people. The banner image showcases Amanda Thomson's captivating work, "Belonging: Natural histories of place, identity and home," as well as Gregory J. Kenicer's comprehensive publication, "Scottish Plant Names: An A to Z." Don't miss this enriching event that promises to deepen your appreciation for the remarkable bond between humans and the botanical world. Admission is free, so mark your calendars and prepare to embark on a captivating journey through the wonders of plants and people.

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