Mackintosh Group of Writers – Evening with at Helensburgh Library
Thursday, December 8th, 2022 at 7 p.m.
The Mackintosh Group of Writers would like to invite you to ‘An Evening with Local Writers at Christmas.
Helensburgh Library, 59 W King St, Helensburgh G84 8EB.
There will be a chance to meet local authors, buy books – signed, many at discount prices with no postage costs and no worrying about ‘Will they arrive in time for Christmas?’ There will be booklets being sold for charity at £1 each. One is for the Dementia Cafe in Helensburgh and the other is Beatson Cancer Research.
Enjoy some short, Christmassy readings as well as wine and seasonal snacks.
As usual the event will be free but it would be helpful if you could let the library know of your intention to attend. Telephone: 01436 658833
Participating Auhors include:
(All the authors are ‘local’)
Robin Lloyd-Jones – Fiction – historical novels, short stories, Non-fiction – Narrative non-fiction (memoir/ravel adventure, Essays on outdoor topics, nature and ageing , Poetry – mainly haiku and haibun
Catriona Malan – poetry
Evelyn Lawrie – poetry, mixed themes
Robin Scott-Elliot – historical fiction and the age range is 9 to 90 (or as high as you can go).
Daniel Sellers – crime thrillers
Paul Murdoch – Nature and Heritage, fitness in later life, children and young adult fantasy adventure.
Ann MacKinnon – poetry in Scots and English, promoting
Mary Edward – historical fiction
Martin Goldie – poetry,
Pat McIntosh – historical mystery fiction and fantasy.
Mary Irvine – semi auto-biography, myth/legend
Graham Morgan – mental health, well-being
(Photo by Andreea Radu on Unsplash )
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