Launch of Jim Carruth’s Killochries, Thursday, June 18, 2015 6:30pm Tell it slant
Launch of Jim Carruth’s Killochries
Thursday, June 18
6:30pm
Tell it slant
Join Glasgow’s current poet laureate for the launch of his stunning collection, Killochries.
Killochries is a stunning verse novella, tracking the relationship of two very different men working a remote sheep farm over the course of twelve months. As the winter breaks, so does their silence, drawing them closer through tragedy and the young man’s burgeoning understanding of this rural life.
FREE EVENT!
Tell it slant
134 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6ST
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