Publishing Scotland Fiction Showcase
Tuesday 16 Nov 2021, 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Online, YouTube
Publishing Scotland is delighted to present a digital showcase of fantastic fiction from Scottish publishers, with particular focus on dazzling debuts. Discover a brilliant array of writers, a variety of fictional worlds and (possibly!) your new favourite characters in this celebration of new writing talent.
Spotlight Will Shine On:
J.A. Mensah (Castles from Cobwebs, Saraband)
Lorraine Wilson (This Is Our Undoing, Luna Press Publishing)
Adrian Keefe (Gamebird, Sparsile Books)
Kirsti Wishart (The Knitting Station, Rymour Books)
Charlie Roy (The Broken Pane, Leamington Books).
Each author will share a reading from their work, and answer some questions, all viewable on Youtube.
This is a digital event as part of Book Week Scotland 2021.
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Written by : Pat Byrne
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