UPDATE: Due to illness, this event has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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Andrew O’Hagan, much-awarded novelist, non-fiction writer and journalist, brings us his seventh novel, Caledonian Road, described by The Guardian as ‘a state-of-the-nation social novel with the swagger and bling of an airport bestseller and an insider’s grasp on the nuances of high culture.’
A portrait of London in the post-Brexit, long Tory era, it matches Dickens’s portraits of a great but troubled city. Andrew will be in conversation with Mike McCormack, himself a superb novelist [Solar Bones] and Director of the MA in Writing, University of Galway. They will discuss the processes which underlie his work.
This talk will be recorded and published on GIAF's Youtube Channel in early Autumn.
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