Mira Mattar, Creative Conversations
Monday 10 Febaruary, 2025 1 – 2 p.m.
University of Glasgow, Memorial Chapel, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ
Mira Mattar writes fiction, poetry and essays. Her novella, Yes, I Am A Destroyer, was published in 2020. Her chapbook, Affiliation, and her first collection, The Bow were both published in 2021. A new chapbook, And most of all I would miss the shadows of the tree’s own leaves cast upon its trunk by the orange streetlight in the sweet blue darks of spring, has recently been published by Veer2. Her work has been published in Granta, Vittles, The Chicago Review, Berfrois, Salvage and elsewhere. She is currently the Guest Editor of Decolonial Hacker and a contributing editor at Mute. Mira lives and works in London.
Creative Conversations is generously supported by the Ferguson Bequest.
Zoom Link for attending remotely
This section: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events
Filed under: Books, Talks, Poetry and Creative Writing Events
Related Pages
- Nemo Arts Winter Showcase
- Solstice – Glasgow Joint Novel Launch
- A Line of Water – Scottish Writers Centre
- Liz MacWhirter – Creative Conversations
- tell it slant at Locavore
- Paper Birds – Workshop Book Week Scotland
- Aye Write 2025: Denise Mina and Helen Fields in conversation with Bryan Burnett
- Aye Write 2025: The Pen is Mightier: Edward Tudor Pole with Teddy Jamieson
- Alasdair and Others: Willy Maley at ARC University of Glasgow
- ‘That famed place of aquatic gamboling’ : Swimming in Victorian Glasgow
- Chiels and Quines – A Tribute to Sheila Templeton
- Mirrorball Showcase CCA
- Living With Rain – Planning for Everyday Life in Glasgow
- Book Launch: The Great North Road – Stuart Campbell
- Battlefield Writers Book Launch – Glasgow Tales
- A Kick Up The Arts Sanjeev Kohli in conversation with Nicola Meighan
- Aye Write: Blitz: Robert Elms with Stuart Cosgrove
- Aye Write 2025 – Jeanette Winterson
- Marginalia – The Stand Comedy Club
- Action Time Vision: Grant McPhee, Katy Lironi & Douglas MacIntyre with Nicola Meighan