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Manchester Literature Festival: Sarah Hall

  • Sat 12 Oct 2019
  • 7:00 pm
  • £8.00
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Sarah Hall returns with her stunning new collection Sudden Traveller.

Exploring themes of identity, eroticism and existentialism, her stories travel the borders of life and death, past and present, the real and the mythical. Declared ‘a genius’ by Jessie Burton, and shortlisted three times for the BBC National Short Story Award (winning with Mrs Fox in 2013), Sarah will discuss her work and love of the short story form with host Naomi Frisby.

Raised in Cumbria, Sarah is the author of five novels including the Booker Prize nominated The Electric Michelangelo and How to Paint a Dead Man.

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