Literary Lifelines

From: 27/09/2009 To:
Location: Charleston, Firle, near Lewes
Fee: £ 9

Amit Chaudhuri, Helen Dunmore and A.L. Kennedy read stories commissioned by Amnesty International, to mark sixty years since the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which appear in an enthralling new anthology, Freedom. Amit Chaudhuri's fifth novel, The Immortals, was published this year. He is also an acclaimed musician. Helen Dunmore is an Orange Prize-winning novelist her latest book is Counting the Stars. A.L. Kennedy won the Costa Prize for her novel, Day, and is one of our most accomplished writers of short stories. Her new collection, What Becomes, has just been published. Part of Short Story Festival

Creative, writing, Short Story Festival

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