Rodge Glass, Literary Lunchtimes, Bar Gandolfi, 28 Feb, 2015
Rodge Glass
Literary Lunchtimes
28 February, 1 p.m.
Bar Gandolfi, 64 Albion St, G1 1NY
Rodge Glass is a former Keith Wright Literary Fellow and subsequently taught Creative Writing at Strathclyde for several years. He is currently Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at Edge Hill University, Lancashire. It is hoped that many of Rodge’s former colleagues and students will turn out for what promises to be a memorable reading.
The previous three series of “Literary Lunchtimes” have cumulatively proved a resounding success, with an average of 50 staff, students and general public gathering in this very convivial setting for poetry and prose, lunch, drinks, chat and craic. “Literary Lunchtimes” is now a well-known feature of the Glasgow literary scene.
The Irish poet Alan Gillis, now teaching at the University of Edinburgh, will read on 11 March.
This is Chris Agee’s last term as the Keith Wright Literary Fellow and he will end the spring series of readings on 25 March.
The series is sponsored by the School of Humanities, University of Strathclyde.
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