| Dylan Thomas Centre, Swansea (12 February 2004):
Reading and talk by Stevie to launch her novel: Kith &
Kin. |
| Taliesin Theatre, University of Wales Swansea
(February 2004), WD Thomas Memorial Lecture: Writing Home:
Reflections of a Swansea Novelist. |
| University of Wales Swansea (August 2003), Hystorical
Fictions: Women, History and Authorship: Writing Hystory/Writing
Fiction: Reflections on Praxis. |
| Gregynog Hall (21 March 2003), Association for
Welsh Writing in English Conference — 'Borders and Borderlines':
Henry Vaughan, Morgan Llwyd and me: Creativity on the
Border. |
| Academi Gymreig (1 February 2003), A day of workshops
and readings at Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff: Short Story
Writing Workshop. |
| Ty Newydd (November 2002): Guest Reader. |
| Edinburgh Festival (August 2002): Events in
relation to historical fiction and the literature of war. |
| Durham Festival (July 2002): Fiction of
the Second World War. |
| Woodbrooke College, Birmingham (June 2002), One-person
day-school: Ecstatic Voices: the Radical Women of the
English Revolution. |
| Cheltenham Festival (October 2001): Novels
of War, with Helen Dunmore and: The Influence of
the Brontës, with Lucasta Miller and Miranda Seymour.
|
| Edinburgh Radical Independent Book Festival (May
2001): A Post-war Novel. |
| Edinburgh Festival (August 2000): Events in relation
to historical fiction and the literature of war. |
| Royal Festival Hall, London (January 2000), with
Margaret Drabble: Resurrections & Innovations: Old
and New Women in the Canon. |
| Haworth Church (June 1998), Distinguished Scholar's
Lecture: Reflections on the Language of Wuthering Heights. |
| Haworth Parsonage (July 1997), Inaugural summer
lecture on Emily Brontë: The Homing Spirit. |
| Ilkley Festival (May 1997), with Margaret Drabble:
The Influence of the Brontës. |
| Rewley House, Oxford University DCE (May 1997):
Sister Poets: Emily Brontë and Anne Brontë. |
| Ilkley Festival, Haworth (October 1996): Wuthering
Heights as a Nature Poem. |
| Harrogate (April 1996), Brontë Society Conference:
Brontë Temper Tantrums: Childhood Rage and the Creative
Imagination. |
| Oxford University DCE (November 1995), Donne
Conference: Donne's Machismo Anatomised. |
| Brecon Museum (23 April 1995), Contribution to
tercentennial celebrations. |
| New College, Oxford (10 February 1995): Henry
Vaughan: A Tercentennial Appraisal. |
| Balliol College, Oxford (November 1994): Women
Writers. |
| Sheffield Festival (November 1994): Emily
Brontë. |
| Cardiff Festival (October 1994), with Lyndall
Gordon: The Brontë Sisters. |
| Centreprise, London (September 1994): Women's
Writing. |
| Salisbury Festival (September 1994): Emily
Brontë. |
| Numerous readings and talks at creative writing
departments and book clubs in Dundee, Cambridge, London, Manchester,
Cardiff, Swansea and the Gower. |
