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Dr Danny Bate
@dannybate.com

For people who a) are habitually in the London area and b) love ancient languages and puzzles, do consider joining me and Daniel Harbour next Tuesday – we'll be two scholars in conversation, to celebrate his new and excellent book, in Waterstones on Gower Street. www.waterstones.com/events/the-b...

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Dr Danny Bate
@dannybate.com

While I'm at it, I'll mention for the folks who have the good taste to live in York that I'll also be doing a solo event there next month. Few, if any, spaces are left, as all the regulars from my old pub are threatening to turn up. www.booksandbevs.co.uk/events-1/dan...

booksandbevs.co.ukDanny Bate at Books & Bevs — Books & BevsWhere does the alphabet come from? Who do we have to thank for creating, ordering and handing down these super successful letters? And, what with all its silent letters and Magic Es, why does English ...

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Dr Danny Bate
@dannybate.com

Closer, but could be closer still. I live in hope of an event that will take me back to Durham, somewhere I have nothing but fond memories of...

Dr Danny Bate
@dannybate.com

Thank you! I've had little luck in making events happen on my own, whereas personal endorsements have worked magic. If a bookshop or faculty in Durham is ever in need of an enthusiastic and reliably entertaining speaker, I'll be there