When : 30th April 2007 - 6:00pm
Where : The Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama
Price : £5.00
Philip Robinson was born in Ireland in 1973. He was educated at New College, Oxford. He has trained as a gardener and lived and worked in rural Northumberland for five years. His first novel, That We May Never Meet Again, was published last year by Faber.
Suzannah Dunn is a former director of Manchester’s Creative Writing programme and is the author of eight books of fiction, ranging across short fiction and novels in contemporary settings to, most recently, re-imaginations of the court of Henry VIII: Darker Days Than Usual, Blood Sugar, Past Caring, Quite Contrary, Venus Flaring, Tenterhooks, Commencing Our Descent and The Queen of Subtleties.
Their reading will be followed by a Q & A led by Dr Ian McGuire.
Waterstones Manchester will run a bookstall in the foyer of the Martin Harris Centre on the evening of each event.
Tickets are available to purchase securely online via www.ticketline.co.uk or over the telephone (24 hour line) on 0871 424 4444.
Tickets are free to The University of Manchester staff and students. All tickets must be booked from the box office in advance or on the evening of the event.
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