What’s On

Please Note: This What’s On section lists literary events across Wales and beyond, with the majority run by organisers not directly linked with Literature Wales. Due to the current situation in Wales regarding the Coronavirus, we suggest that anyone interested in attending the events below contact the event organisers directly for the most up-to-date information, and follow Government guidance on how to protect yourself and others from contracting the virus.

Tue 21 Mar

The Rickard Sisters: The Likes of Us: Who Reads Old Ideas?

How best to capture the ideas, characters and stories of the grand Victorian novelists in a way that attracts those who would never actually read a Victorian novel? Well, the graphic novel offers one way forward. Join the Rickard Sisters, Sophie and Scarlett, for this illustrated exploration of bringing classic novels to brand new audiences.

Wed 22 Mar

The Edge of Cymru; A Journey

Join Julie for an evening of journeying with particular relevance to Y Gelli – Hay, and its place on the edge of Cymru.

Julie Brominicks is author of The Edge of Cymru published by Seren Books, and is a frequent contributor to BBC Countryfile Magazine. She will be signing books after the talk.

Thu 23 Mar

Welsh Writers Welcome the World

W4W and Wales PEN Cymru present An evening of intercultural entertainment poetry, music and monologue featuring: Ukrainian writer in refuge in Wales acclaimed scriptwriter Larysa Martseva supported by: Taz Rahman Angharad Jenkins and Emma Baines This is an accessible international hybrid event, audience may join in person or online.

Thu 23 Mar

Alis Hawkins: A Bitter Remedy - LAUNCH EVENT

‘Thoughtful, complex and engrossing’, Alis Hawkins new novel ‘A Bitter Remedy’ masterfully tackles the misogyny, homophobia and sexual politics of late 19th Century Oxford University.

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