Aye Write! Sunday 18th February Events
The Mitchell Library
North Street, Glasgow
- 2.30pm - A storytelling session for the whole family. £6/£4
- 3.30pm - Two Edinburgh crime writers, Allan Guthrie and Lin Anderson, discuss their work
- 3.30pm - Saltire Society Book of the Year winner John Burnside discusses his book A Lie About My Father and his forthcoming novel The Devil's Footprints.
- 5pm - Jon McGregor is in discussion with Rodge Glass about his latest novel
- 7.40pm - Rodge Glass returns to host an evening celebrating the life and work of Alasdair Gray
Booking information: Call 0871 230 9887 for ticket information
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Add to BasketThe Devil's Footprints: A Romance - Hardback -
£14.99
Once, on a winter's night many years ago, after a heavy snow, the devil passed through the Scottish fishing town of Coldhaven, leaving a trail of dark hoofprints across the streets and roofs of the sleeping town. Michael Gardiner has lived in Coldhaven all his life, but still feels like an outsider, a blow-in. But that is about to change. -
Add to BasketDriftnet - Paperback -
£6.99
A teenage boy is found mutilated and murdered in a Glasgow flat. Forensic scientist Rhona Macleod is called to the scene, but her grim task is made even more unsettling than normal by the boy's remarkable resemblance to her - and by the fact that she gave up a baby boy for adoption 17 years ago. -
Add to BasketA Lie About My Father - Hardback -
£12.99
This book presents a story about forgiving but not forgetting, about examining the way men are made & how they fall apart, about understanding that in order to have a good son you must have a good father. The author's honesty, thinking & images of beauty & fracture combine to create a moving memoir of two lost men: a father & his child. -
Add to BasketSo Many Ways To Begin - Hardback -
£14.99
Coventry Museum curator David Carter cannot help but wish for more out of life. But Auntie Julia's careless words years earlier have left David restless with the knowledge that his whole life has been constructed around an untruth. And so he attempts to begin anew.
