'A visual delight' The Times 'A splendidly vital recreation of
Georgian London' Sunday Times 'Tell me, then: would you say you are
innocent or experienced?' 1792. Uprooted from their quiet Dorset
village to the riotous streets of London, young Jem Kellaway and
his family feel very far from home. They struggle to find their
place in this tumultuous city, still alive with the repercussions
of the blood-splattered French Revolution. Luckily, streetwise
Maggie Butterfield is on hand to show Jem the ropes. Together they
encounter the neighbour they've been warned about: radical poet and
artist William Blake. Jem and Maggie's passage from innocence to
experience becomes the very stuff of poetic inspiration...
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