Event! Daisy Buchanan and Catherine Gray in conversation with Elizabeth Morris
THIS Friday (July 12th), 6.30pm, Waterstones Gower Street
I’m thrilled to be back at Waterstones Gower Street for another literary event THIS Friday (July 12th). This time I’ll be chatting to authors Daisy Buchanan and Catherine Gray about their brand new novels Pity Party and Versions of a Girl. If you’re London based and you love literary chat, the sound of women talking and spending a Friday evening in a bookshop is your ideal night out (and you can get last minute childcare!), please do come along!
Details:
Friday 12th July | 6.30-7.30pm (with welcome drinks from 6pm) | Waterstones, 82 Gower Street, London, WC1 6EQ | Tickets £10
More about the books and authors:
Daisy Buchanan is a journalist, author and host of the literary podcast You’re Booked. Her books include the novels Insatiable, Careering, Limelight, and the non-fiction titles How to Be a Grown Up (which I interviewed her about at Waterstones Gower Street back in 2017!) and The Sisterhood. Daisy’s newest novel, Pity Party is deliciously readable, hilarious and poignant. It’s about grief, marriage, contemporary wellness culture and what happens when we stop trying to play by the rules.
Katherine Heiny, who is one of my true literary loves, says ‘Daisy Buchanan makes me laugh out loud’.
Catherine Grey is the Sunday Times bestselling author of numerous books, including The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober, The Unexpected Joy of Being Ordinary and The Unexpected Joy of Being Single. Her debut novel, Versions of a Girl, is an unputdownable, fresh and affecting sliding doors story about the decisions we make in life, their consequences and our power to determine who we want to be. (And who doesn’t love a sliding doors story?).
The brilliant Poorna Bell says Versions of a Girl is ‘Exquisite and executed brilliantly. A stunning debut.’
Meanwhile…
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