David Reid, a former Chair of the Robert Louis Stevenson Club recounts the story of one of Scotland's most enduring authors.
There was far more to Stevenson than simply being a novelist. He packed a great deal into his 44 years.
As always teas, coffee and themed home baking will be available.
The raffle with its mixture of prizes from the sublime to the ridiculous will also feature. All very welcome.
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