The second year of the Aye Write! Bank of Scotland Book Festival will celebrate some of Glasgow's most impressive writers. It will also provide a platform for some of Scotland's most talented authors and international writers will participate in this popular event. With sponsorship from the Bank of Scotland it looks set to become an annual event.
Since the emphatic success of the first Aye Write Festival in 2005 I have been inundated with queries regarding the return of this event so I am delighted to provide information about a programme that looks certain to satisfy. The magnificient Mitchell Library will be the main locus for the Festival, however, there will be particpating venues throughout the city with a terrific programme of events and a host of talent.
More than 100 writers will take part in the Aye Write Festival for 2007 including:
Full programme will soon be available on the Aye Write Website
The Schools' Programme will include events for children of all ages and in addition there will be experiential play sessions for nurseries. Author sessions will include: Philip Ardagh, Julie Bertagna, Melvin Burgess, Emily Gravett and Tony Ross, and a series of film screenings in association with the Glasgow Film Festival. Glasgow City Council will provide free travel to events for schools. Schools ' Programme PDF. Love reading and discussing books. Why not join one of the
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Glasgow Schools Film Festival programme 2007
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