Author Event at the University of Strathclyde

Doug Johnstone,  novelist and Keith Wright fellow at the University of Strathclyde, has organised more author events over the next few months. These are free, well cool, and open the public. Coming up next:


Allan Guthrie

5pm, Monday 30th January 2012
Room LT509, Livingstone Tower
26 Richmond Street, Glasgow
Free entry, refreshments provided


Allan Guthrie is a crime novelist based in Edinburgh. He won the
Theakston’s Crime Novel of the Year in 2007 for his debut, Two-Way
Split, and has been nominated for several awards, including an Edgar
in the US. He has published five novels and three novellas. In the
last year, he’s also sold over 50,000 copies of his self-published
ebooks.

Since October 2005, Allan has been a literary agent with Jenny Brown
Associates, where he has his own client list. In November 2011, he
launched his own publishing company, Blasted Heath, which is the first
digital-only publisher in Scotland, with plans to release around 30
new titles per year. At this event, Allan will be discussing his
various experiences within the publishing world, as well as reading
from his own work.

Greetings From Write Now's Commander-in-Chief

Another update:
Our venue is the Senate Suite on the 1st floor of the Collins Building (look for the Collins Gallery) which is on Strathclyde University's Glasgow city centre (John Anderson) campus.  Please see the map with the building marked in black.  If you need further details on how to get to Glasgow you will find them on our website -
http://writenowglasgow.blogspot.com/2011/05/how-to-get-to-write-now-but-not-right.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

We have almost sixty attendees to check in, so to avoid a late start, please try and arrive no later than 9:15am.  We will have tea, coffee, water and some breakfast goodies, plus lots of interesting people to chat with.

See you bright and early on Friday!

Kind regards
Bryony

NB: I *always* try to do what she says. My life would be worth *nothing* if I didn't. She is a one-woman, universe-organizing, whirlwind.

Where We Will Be For Write Now, But Aren't RIGHT now

Our venue is the Senate Suite on the 1st floor of the Collins Building which is on Strathclyde University's Glasgow city centre (John Anderson) campus.  Please see the map below with the Collins Building building marked in black.  If you need further information about getting to Glasgow, please see:

http://writenowglasgow.blogspot.com/2011/05/how-to-get-to-write-now-but-not-right.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

We have over fifty attendees to check in, so please try to arrive by 9:15 so we don't have to start late. We will have tea, coffee, water and some breakfast goodies. I would say we are bouncing around with excitement and jittery with nerves, but that would make us sound like newbie nerds. So I won't, but we are really looking forward to meeting all of you.

 (map courtesy of University of Strathclyde website)