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Emma has worked as a graphologist since 1989, analysing handwriting for both the corporate and private sectors and her client list has included members of the aristocracy and celebrities as well city institutions, recruitment agencies, hotels, charities and property companies.
From a relatively small sample of handwriting she can reveal fascinating insights into the personality and character of the individual including reliability, energy levels, social skills, honesty and even health issues as well as compatibility between couples and business associates.
She has a high media profile, appearing regularly on both the BBC and commercial channels, for example, two series of History Hunt with Bill Oddie for BBC and GMTV’s This Morning. She has also written graphology columns in The Times and The Financial Times and has written articles for all the major UK newspapers including The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and The Daily Mail as well as magazines such as Cosmopolitan and The Field.
She has also worked on forensic linguistic cases for insurance companies, intelligence agencies, banks and individuals, analysing the language used in emails, texts and blogs and all forms of printed communication. As well as helping with recruitment and corporate restructuring, she has helped to solve cases of fraud for both private individuals and for businesses.
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Whats On...
Copyright Festilitt 2019
the Parisot literary festival
18, 19 & 20 October 2019
Festival Dinner
Continue the conversations over dinner with the authors on Saturday night and get to know the people behind the books.
More info coming soon
Book Sale
There will be book sales and signings at the end of each session.
You can also buy a selection of books by participating authors throughout the weekend at our bookshop
Emma Bache:
Reading between the lines
Friday 18 October
18h00 Parisot library
Festival Opening
Friday 19th Oct 19h00
Join us for a relaxed and convivial apéro dinatôire to kick off our sixth festival in style.
Emma Bache is one of the UK's leading graphologists and her first book explores what our handwriting says about us.