Aye Write 2019! Malachy Tallack and Madeline Bunting
Novels from the Edges of Britain
31st Mar 2019 • 6:30PM – 7:30PM • Mitchell Library
Shetland: a place of sheep and soil, of harsh weather, close ties and an age-old way of life. The Valley at the Centre of the World, the debut novel from Malachy Tallack, one of our most exciting new literary voices, is a story about community and isolation, about what is passed down, and what is lost between the cracks.
Set on occupied Guernsey in 1940, Madeline Bunting’s Island Song speaks of the moral complexities living with the enemy and the messy reality of human relationships in a tightly knit community.
The Mitchell Library, North Street, Glasgow G3 7DN
£10
Book online and further informationhttps://www.ayewrite.com/pages/event-details.aspx?event=1/malachy-tallack-and-madeline-bunting
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