Wednesday 28th November | 7.00 for 7.30 – 8.30 | Dave Rigby and Amanda Huggins |
Join us for a double bill of fiction with Dave Rigby and Amanda Huggins. Readings, Audience Q&A, Sales and Signings.
Dave is returning with his latest Harry Vos, and we welcome Amanda Huggins to Marsden for the first time.
Dave is a local writer living in the Colne Valley. Redline is the third book he has self-published and the second featuring Belgian private eye Harry Vos.
Harry reads in his newspaper about a body found on an isolated riverbank not far from Charleroi. The man has no ID and is nicknamed Charlie by the press because of where he was found. Harry is intrigued by the case and gets involved unofficially in the investigation, which puts him increasingly under threat from a powerful company.
Her work has been published in numerous anthologies, travel guides and literary journals, as well as in newspapers and magazines such as the Guardian, Telegraph, Wanderlust, Reader’s Digest, Writers’ Forum and Mslexia. Her travel writing has won several prizes, including the BGTW New Travel Writer of the Year Award, and her short stories and poetry are regularly placed and listed in competitions.
She appeared on BBC radio as part of Your Desert Island Discs, celebrating listeners’ music choices and stories, and her written piece to accompany the programme appears on the BBC website.
Amanda is originally from Scarborough. She moved to London in the 1990s, but the pull of the north was too strong, and she now lives in West Yorkshire.
Books will be available to buy on the night, or you can buy them in advance online, or why not visit our nearest independent book shop, The Book Corner, Piece Hall Halifax. You can order by email to collect at your convenience.
The Book Corner, tel 01422 414443, email info@bookcornerhalifax.com
Red Line
ISBN: 9781789013436
Separated from the Sea
ISBN: 9781999747268
Brightly Coloured Horses
Ebook link |
Wednesday 26 September 2018
Excited to have been asked to do a Northern Writers Reading event in Marsden Library on Wednesday 28th November at 7.30pm, along with fellow writer, Dave Rigby. Full details on the Friends of Marsden Library website: here
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