Join Emma J. Wells, acclaimed English Church Historian, Broadcaster, and author of 'Heaven on Earth', for an unforgettable evening. 'Heaven on Earth' is a captivating exploration of sixteen of the world's most magnificent cathedrals, intertwined with the extraordinary stories of their creators. Immerse yourself in the profound history of these architectural marvels as Wells delves into the emergence of the Gothic style, characterized by its iconic features like pointed arches, rib vaults, flying buttresses, and expansive windows. In this authoritative yet accessible study, she illuminates the golden age of cathedral construction, sharing poignant human tales of triumph and tragedy that span from the bustling mason's yard to the corridors of power. These narratives unveil the profound influence of 1000 years of cathedral-building on modern Europe and its far-reaching impact on art, culture, and society worldwide.

Emma J. Wells, an esteemed academic and lecturer in Ecclesiastical and Architectural History at the University of York, has garnered recognition for her extensive broadcasting work. Her appearances on notable shows like 'The Architecture the Railways Built', 'A History of Home', and 'Secrets of Notre Dame: Ancient Engineering' highlight her expertise in church history and architectural heritage. Wells has also contributed to renowned podcasts such as 'Art Detective' and 'Gone Medieval', shedding light on captivating historical subjects. Additionally, she has been featured on programs like 'BBC Countryfile' and 'HistoryExtra' podcast, further cementing her status as a trusted authority in her field.

Don't miss the opportunity to engage with Emma J. Wells and delve into the enthralling world of cathedrals. Discover how these magnificent structures have shaped Europe and influenced global art, culture, and society. Mark your calendars for the event on February 14, 2024, at Blackwell's Bookshop in Oxford. Tickets are available for just £5, offering an affordable chance to partake in this extraordinary experience.

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