Licoricia Part 2

Season 9
Written By Winchester Heritage Open Days

Rebecca Abrams is a British author, teacher and journalist, based in Oxford. She is a long-standing tutor on the Masters in Creative Writing at the University of Oxford and a regular literary critic for the Financial Times.

Rebecca produces both fiction and non-fiction. Her 2022 book ‘Licoricia of Winchester: Power and Prejudice in Medieval England’ was written in collaboration with The Licoricia of Winchester Appeal, and has met withcritical success in the UK and beyond. Other works include Touching Distance;The Jewish Journey (in collaboration with the Ashmolean Museum); When Parents Die; and Three Shoes One Sock & No Hairbrush.

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Winchester Heritage Open Days

We aim to encourage local residents and visitors to be aware of and to cherish the incredible heritage within and around the city of Winchester, by providing accessible opportunities to discover and explore local history, architecture, culture and nature.

We do this by encouraging local organisations and individuals to open their buildings for free and to put on/host special tours, performances, and talks as part of Heritage Open Days, as well as organising our own events and exhibitions during the Heritage Open Days festival period and at other times throughout the year. Everything we promote and organise we do in partnership with others.

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