Event overview
Goldsmiths Literature Seminar
Ben Gwalchmai
Reading from his latest novel, Purefinder
London, 1858: a child is dead, a man is blamed, and dragged through hell - why is he persecuted and who is his persecutor? Purefinder is a Gothic-horror historical thriller with a metaphysical edge; a circadian, Dantean exploration of London, loss, and fraternity; mystery, blood, mud, and guts combined; Rabelaisian relief; human tragedy; and the important questions at the heart of any time.
As well as reading from his work, Ben will also be talking about about the process of writing a first novel. Purefinder is published by Cosmic Eggs Books.
Jocelyn Page (Goldsmiths)
'"You've got to wait till the man you trust says go": A cowboy's fictional journey in verse'
This presentation will comprise a reading / performance of poems charting a cowboy's physical and emotional journey as he travels across the USA in the late 1800s.
Dates & times
| Date | Time | Add to calendar |
|---|---|---|
| 27 Feb 2014 | 6:30pm - 8:00pm |
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