Routes to Roots
Sunday 2 December | 1.00 – 5.00pm Grand Hall, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, M15 6ER A fascinating discussion about identity and belonging. Routes to Roots promises to be a memorable event. Join us on Sunday, 6th December at 1 pm at the Grand Hall, Whitworth...~ ~ ~
Roch-Tale Short Stories
Thursday 9 July | 6.30 – 9.00pm Rochdale Ukranian Club, 15 Mere St, Rochdale OL11 1HJ Roch-tales is a set of six brand new short story commissions on the theme of Rochdale by authors Rosie Garland, Reshma Ruia, Abi Hynes, Nicholas Royle, Benjamin Judge, and...The Missing Piece. . . is Peace
Friday 26 June | 7.30pm Spitalfields Music Festival | Shoreditch Town Hall, 380 Old Street, London EC1V 9LT Music and poetry to contemplate peace in our modern world. Five poets come together bringing their own perspectives to contemplate: What does peace look like?...Wilmslow Festival of Writing
Saturday 4 July | 10.00am – 7.00pm The Guild for Lifelong Learning, 1 Bourne St, Wilmslow SK9 5HD Come Share a Passion for Writing, Reading, and Performing! I will be running a creative writing workshop as well as talking about my short story collection, Mrs...
Manchester friends, join me at Blackwells on 18th November. I will be talking to the wonderful Abi Hynes about social aspiration, romantic folly and literary pretence in my novel Something Black in the Lentil Soup. There will be wine and refreshments!
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