WRAP Live! in conversation with Emilie Pine
Join WRAP Featured Writer Emilie Pine, best-selling author of Notes to Self and Ruth & Pen for a lively conversation with Becky Cullen about subjects including autism, feminism, and alcoholism. Free and open to all.
- When: Tuesday 21 February 2023, 7 pm
- Location: Metronome, Huntingdon Street, Nottingham, NG1 1AP, and available to livestream via YouTube
- Cost: Free
- Booking deadline: Tuesday 21 February 2023, 7.00 pm
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Event details
Watch WRAP Live! in conversation with Emilie Pine online.
Emilie Pine, WRAP Featured Writer and best-selling author of Notes to Self and Ruth & Pen, joins poet and Notts TV Book Club host Becky Cullen, for a lively conversation about subjects including autism, feminism, and alcoholism – and her route to being a Professor at University College Dublin.
With a Q&A and reading from her work, this is an exclusive opportunity to spend an evening with Emilie and her fabulous work.
Be sure to bring along you own copy of Notes To Self, or purchase one from Five Leaves Bookshop on the night, and have your book signed by Emilie after the event.
You can enjoy this event in person or watch the livestream on YouTube.
Please note this is a live event and may include some swearing and discussions of difficult topics that are suitable for an adult audience.
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